Accessing .NET app via Mozilla(Firefox) vs IE

[David Gardner]

When accessing a VB.net application I've created with mozilla it replaces div
tags with table tags. I realize that this is a "feature" of .NET to support
browsers that are older but Mozilla and Firefox have terrific support for
current HTML standards. Our application is going to be viewed by
Mozilla-based browsers and the markup that displays in anything other than IE
is ugly. (Changing your user agent to IE in mozilla renders the same
application exactly the same as in IE). Is there anyway to disable this kind
of "smart" rendering by .NET?

Regards,
David Gardner

[clintonG]

The objective is not to 'disable' adaptive rendering as you incorrectly
assume but learn to append configuration files with updated declarative code
that was not known or available when the framework was released. Read this
[1]. Then use Google to find many other articles and blogs that are being
published..

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[1] http://weblogs.asp.net/mrupp/archive...4/03/4789.aspx

"David Gardner" <Da*****************@REMOVECAPSrrd.com> wrote in message
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When accessing a VB.net application I've created with mozilla it replaces div tags with table tags. I realize that this is a "feature" of .NET to support browsers that are older but Mozilla and Firefox have terrific support for
current HTML standards. Our application is going to be viewed by
Mozilla-based browsers and the markup that displays in anything other than IE is ugly. (Changing your user agent to IE in mozilla renders the same
application exactly the same as in IE). Is there anyway to disable this kind of "smart" rendering by .NET?

Regards,
David Gardner