thanks for the replies, but using BorderStyle does remove the border
attribute, which is great!! but using this property, applies inline styling,
which cause other problems for me
how can i just render an asp.net image to have this output:
<img src="myImage" id="Image1">
your suggestion of using BorderStyle proves that the border attribute can be
removed, surely this can be done programmatically??
thanks
kb
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<asp:Image ID="Image1" Runat="server" BorderStyle="None" />
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by default the 'border' attribute is added to an asp.net image, how do
i remove this attribute, as i cant validate my page as xhtml 1.1
thanks
kb