Internet Explorer wont accept a style on an ASP:Textbox

[John]

Hi,

I am creating a Subscription section on an asp.net webpage. On the left
there is the string value "Email:", and on the right there is the Textbox,
whose ID is EmailAddress. Using a table to line these elements up with the
"Name" details, no matter what I do*, the EmailAddress textbox goes yellow
while the Name textbox remains white, using exactly the same HTML.

*Now the funny thing is, there is something I can do to fix this
non-application of the style: I can change the ID from EmailAddress to
something different, and the style is applied. I have literally only just
found this out. My question is, is this a specific of .NET or IE? Applying
the style works beautifully in Firefox...

Thanks

jr.

[Eliyahu Goldin]

It's a Google toolbar feature.

Eliyahu

"John" <jr******@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
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Hi,

I am creating a Subscription section on an asp.net webpage. On the left
there is the string value "Email:", and on the right there is the Textbox,
whose ID is EmailAddress. Using a table to line these elements up with the "Name" details, no matter what I do*, the EmailAddress textbox goes yellow
while the Name textbox remains white, using exactly the same HTML.

*Now the funny thing is, there is something I can do to fix this
non-application of the style: I can change the ID from EmailAddress to
something different, and the style is applied. I have literally only just
found this out. My question is, is this a specific of .NET or IE? Applying the style works beautifully in Firefox...

Thanks

jr.

[John]

aarrrrgghh!!!! Frik...Thanks Eliyahu...

jr.

"Eliyahu Goldin" <re*************@monarchmed.com> wrote in message
news:u$**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...

It's a Google toolbar feature.

Eliyahu

"John" <jr******@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
news:OD**************@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...

Hi,

I am creating a Subscription section on an asp.net webpage. On the left
there is the string value "Email:", and on the right there is the
Textbox,
whose ID is EmailAddress. Using a table to line these elements up with

the

"Name" details, no matter what I do*, the EmailAddress textbox goes
yellow
while the Name textbox remains white, using exactly the same HTML.

*Now the funny thing is, there is something I can do to fix this
non-application of the style: I can change the ID from EmailAddress to
something different, and the style is applied. I have literally only
just
found this out. My question is, is this a specific of .NET or IE?

Applying

the style works beautifully in Firefox...

Thanks

jr.