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im still coming to grips with server controls and now all the new stuff with
2.0, i have more questions. how does frameworks like atlas relate to the
varying degrees you could use server controls with client side controls.
seems like i read a few examples when 1.1 had been out only a short while,
that you could deploy your asp.net controls to target "rich" browsers like
IE, yet still have the app work in browsers like mozilla. ok, so i suppose
you can still do this, and atlas is just providing a better framework to
work with regarding client-side script and server controls?

ASP.NET 2.0 does provide cross browser support.
Like Java, this means code once but test everywhere - there will be
differences in rendering.
Atlas continues this tren... it should run in all major browsers but always
test your apps with the browsers you choose to support so you can be sure.

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I hope this helps,
Steve C. Orr, MCSD, MVP
http://SteveOrr.net




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> im still coming to grips with server controls and now all the new stuff
> with
> 2.0, i have more questions. how does frameworks like atlas relate to the
> varying degrees you could use server controls with client side controls.
> seems like i read a few examples when 1.1 had been out only a short while,
> that you could deploy your asp.net controls to target "rich" browsers like
> IE, yet still have the app work in browsers like mozilla. ok, so i
> suppose
> you can still do this, and atlas is just providing a better framework to
> work with regarding client-side script and server controls?
>
>