Best Practices/Approach to achieve browser compatiblity.

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hangar18

Hi,
Is there any standard approach /best practices to achieve browser
compatibility.
We have a web application which contains both ASP and ASP.NET pages.
We would like to achieve complete browser independance.
Currently we are at a loss on how to approach this issue.
Any guidance will be highly appreciated.
Thanks and regards,
Soni
 
You would want to google this group for "browserCaps" which represents
a section you would add to the asp.net web.config file to help
accomodate other browsers.
Not the total solution, but I don't think you'll find a total solution.

Jim
 
it depends on how browser compatiable you need to be - just modern (ie,
firefox, opera, safari), handhelds, mobile, old html 1.0 browsers?

if just modern then use html 4.0 (though IE is not fully compliant), and
test with serveral browsers.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
 

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