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Hi.
Does anybody know whether html rendering is available on page level?
I know the xhtmlConformance setting in the web.config - but I'd like
such a configurability on page level because I have just 1 page that has
to render in html mode.

I"m not quite sure what you mean my "HTML mode". Have you looked into the
HTML DOCTYPE HTML attribute?

Peter

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"Andreas Bergmeier" wrote:

> Hi.
> Does anybody know whether html rendering is available on page level?
> I know the xhtmlConformance setting in the web.config - but I'd like
> such a configurability on page level because I have just 1 page that has
> to render in html mode.
>

"Andreas Bergmeier" <> wrote in message
news:...

> Does anybody know whether html rendering is available on page level?
> I know the xhtmlConformance setting in the web.config - but I'd like such
> a configurability on page level because I have just 1 page that has to
> render in html mode.

HTML mode...? What's that...?

Mark Rae wrote:
> "Andreas Bergmeier" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>
>> Does anybody know whether html rendering is available on page level?
>> I know the xhtmlConformance setting in the web.config - but I'd like such
>> a configurability on page level because I have just 1 page that has to
>> render in html mode.
>
> HTML mode...? What's that...?
I mean rendering as HTML - instead of rending XHTML which is the default
in ASP.NET 2.0

I may not be completely in sync with what you are trying to convey, but isn't
XHTML nothing but well-formed HTML ?

Alteast so I thought.
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Sashidhar Kokku
ikaSystems Corp


"Andreas Bergmeier" wrote:

> Mark Rae wrote:
> > "Andreas Bergmeier" <> wrote in message
> > news:...
> >
> >> Does anybody know whether html rendering is available on page level?
> >> I know the xhtmlConformance setting in the web.config - but I'd like such
> >> a configurability on page level because I have just 1 page that has to
> >> render in html mode.
> >
> > HTML mode...? What's that...?
> I mean rendering as HTML - instead of rending XHTML which is the default
> in ASP.NET 2.0
>

Sashidhar Kokku wrote:
> I may not be completely in sync with what you are trying to convey, but isn't
> XHTML nothing but well-formed HTML ?
>
> Alteast so I thought.
Kind of.
Problem is I need html in order to be able to load it via
document.open/document.write.