Browser Compatibility Issue

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how to solve browser compatibility issue for internet explorer in asp.net?

Posted 7-Jun-12 19:45pm

Harsha Dev

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Ankur^\m/ 8-Jun-12 1:51am

CSS? Javascript? What kind of compatibility are you talking about?
This is too generic question. Search Google and you will get a lots of browser specific guidelines.
If you are having some particular issue, please specify and we will try to answer it.

Vani Kulkarni 8-Jun-12 1:54am

Please be more specific in asking question. You can even use Improve Question option given while submitting the question.

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1. Never give height or width in px..unless it is necessary.
2. Never give 3. If u are writtnig document.getElementById somewhere in ur Client side fucntion and if u have the <as:scriptmanager with="" u="" then="" use="" mode="hold" xmlns:as="#unknown">i.e instead of document.getElementById("objID"); write $get("objID"); //as $get is browsewr compatible
4. If u have written code to hide < tr > remove that and palce a div in the tr and then show hide that div.. bcoz it does not work in Mozilla.
5. Avoid writing rowspan and colspans.
6. Write the java script function at the end of ur aspx page.

doubt regarding browser compatability[^]
about browser compatibility.[^]
Browser Compatibility Application[^]

Posted 7-Jun-12 19:50pm

codeBegin

Updated 7-Jun-12 20:07pm

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VJ Reddy 8-Jun-12 3:00am

Good points and references. 5!

codeBegin 8-Jun-12 3:05am

thanks VJ

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Rajesh Anuhya · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-07T19:47:00

Solution 1

See this links below
http://browsercompatibility.codeplex.com/[^]

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa478988.aspx[^]

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Posted 7-Jun-12 19:47pm

Rajesh Anuhya

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VJ Reddy 8-Jun-12 3:03am

Good references. 5!