Netscape doesnt support ASP.NET

Godot · Apr 28, 2012

hi ppl can anyone tell me why ASP.NET doesnt work with netscape neither of new validation controls work with netscape....... one more thing Wht is the meaning of view state is bad or corrupted whenever i submit my form whose function is to add into db... it says view state is corrupted or bad Couldnt decipher yet Dhiraj<rant> <cynicism> what did you expect? Microsoft make ASP.NET. </cynicism> simple answer? write your own validation. this is one of the 'evils' of asp.net, I'm afraid. I've mentioned this before. here : http://www.infinitemonkeys.ws/infinitemonkeys/articles/asp/955.asp bottom line : take control of your own code. don't let someone else write it for you, which is what you're doing if you use all this webform stuff. If you want control, take control. MS is a 'convicted monopolist' whatever that means. why would you be surprised if they tie their framework to their browser?? Write better code than you get in the standard install, and much kudos to you. </rant> j (Microsoft MVP, not toeing the company line)@#$%^@#*)( forum I tried to post this 3 times already. If it doesn't work right now I give up... Since Atrax pointed me to this thread on his own site (http://www.readthe****ingmanual.co.uk/boards/general.asp?action=viewPost&postID=149) I'd like to give a brief opinion on the whole .Net 'idea' by Microsoft. First of all, I'll only focus on the new programming environment, not on the passport, Hailstorm part. I really think programming the web made a leap forward with the introduction of ASP.Net. The only thing than can compare to .Net is IMHO J2EE, nothing else. The choice between J2EE and .Net is not very easy. I suppose it's mainly made based on the programmers own preference for Java or Microsoft languages. I know people from both 'sides' who would never cross the line to the other side. I've never worked with J2EE so I don't have an opion on what's better, but coming from an Microsoft-programming background, I made the choice for .Net I don't want to make a giant technical explanation why you should use .Net instead of classic ASP, there are enough articles to be found on the net. Two things are of course great, compiled code instead of interpreted script and true OO programming. The thing I really like is the IDE (Microsoft Visual Studio .Net) it works really, really good. The learning curve for people who are used to sloppy programming in VBScript is pretty steep, but that's only a good thing I think. People who are used to programming Java, JScript or even VB will pickup .Net relatively easy. there's lots and lots more to say about this, but this is enough for now. I've started to become a .Net fan, and I really think classic ASP will be gone in 2-3 years. Just my

Netscape doesnt support ASP.NET

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