question

[monika shivgotra]

i am preparing a website through .net technology on xp O.S.can user enter the data to the site even if he does not have the .netframework installed on his P.C. or is having windows 2000 installed

 

[Marc Gravell]

i am preparing a website through .net technology on xp O.S.can user enter the data to the site even if he does not have the .netframework installed on his P.C. or is having windows 2000 installed

A typical website project only uses HTML, javascript, etc at the client
- so the only requirements are a compatible browser; IE, FireFox,
Safari, Opera, etc...

If you use technologies such as Flash, SilverLight, etc - then yes: you
will need the appropriate browser plugin. And if you deploy a full-fat
..NET client, the user will need the full .NET framework.

But stick to standard ASP.NET and the user should be fine with just a
browser. Of course, you'll be testing this early and often, yes...?

Marc

 

[Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )]

i am preparing a website through .net technology on xp O.S.can user enter the data to the site even if he does not have the .netframework installed onhis P.C. or is having windows 2000 installed

all he needs is a browser

 

[David Richoz]

Only the webserver need .net technology (with IIS, you use ASP.net).

On the client workstation, you need at least Internet Explorer 5.01.