Alan Trick wrote:
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It is possible to get ASP.NET to give you compliant code.
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Therein lies the rub in my opinion. Isn't the tool supposed to make
your task easier? Who do you want in control, the designer/coder or the
IDE? Would you in fact tolerate that level of fiddling with
Actually, Tatham was kind of right in a way. It is possible to get
ASP.NET to give you compliant code. However, compliance and web
standards are *not* the same thing. Compliance is only part of web
standards (and one of the smallest IMHO).
Take for example the Internet explorer blog on msdn.com
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