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Hi,
A Yahoo search engine will only allow sites that will support multiple
browsers.
Does .net support multiple browsers?
Willem

"willem joubert" <> wrote in news:98WdnSoIMOJbpxXfRVn-
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> A Yahoo search engine will only allow sites that will support multiple
> browsers.
> Does .net support multiple browsers?

Yes.


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is this because of the server side tag controls? or the pre-compile
MSIL?

wrote in news:1116276550.132429.265230
@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com:
> is this because of the server side tag controls? or the pre-compile
> MSIL?

Is what because of those?


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the multiple browsers support. i'm just starting out with .net and I'm
having a hard time understanding the way .net is browser independant
for asp.net. for me as a developer with asp.net will I have to be
concerned with dealing with client broswers or is it automagic
happening in the CLR by the type of tags I user.

The way I'm understanding it; is the pages are precompiled and the
asp.net engine is making the determiniation of lower end and hight end
browser. So if I use server side controls that will convert the
presentation to what ever broswer the end user comes in with.

wrote in news:1116339365.552544.134890
@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
> the multiple browsers support. i'm just starting out with .net and I'm

Its just a matter of HTML, not .NET.

> having a hard time understanding the way .net is browser independant
> for asp.net. for me as a developer with asp.net will I have to be
> concerned with dealing with client broswers or is it automagic
> happening in the CLR by the type of tags I user.

Its nothing to do with the CLR. The CLR is way below ASP.NET.

> The way I'm understanding it; is the pages are precompiled and the

The code for the pages are, and some tags.

> asp.net engine is making the determiniation of lower end and hight end
> browser. So if I use server side controls that will convert the
> presentation to what ever broswer the end user comes in with.

Most controls dont do any browser detemrination but just send standard HTML.
Some do though and they often distinquish only between IE and "all others".


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"Programming is an art form that fights back"

Blog: http://blogs.atozed.com/kudzu