2 Things I want in ASP.NET

[Vasudevan Deepak Kumar]

Wouldn't that defeat the unique IDs for DOM elements?

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[Oakman]

Absolutely! these two "MSFT knows better" behaviors are infuriating.

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[leppie]

What stops you from using non-'runat=server' controls?

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[Paul Selormey]

Hmmmm, trully they are actually there :sigh: Best regards, Paul.

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[leppie]

Paul Selormey wrote:

they are actually there

I dont understand what you mean. :confused:

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[Paul Selormey]

The non-runat-server controls are actually there. Simply most put up the .NET cup when working with ASP.NET without forgetting that they simply writing HTML with replaceable tags. Best regards, Paul.

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[Chris Maunder]

Not if Page.TrustMeIKnowWhatImDoing was set to true.

cheers, Chris Maunder

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[Chris Maunder]

I had about a dozen witty replies to this but I have to say I'm truly curious as to what the alternative would be in an ASP.NET site.

cheers, Chris Maunder

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[leppie]

:~ I think I had 'stupid' for breakfast, I don't understand any reply today! :sigh:

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[Mike Dimmick]

Use ASP.NET as a compiled ASP, I imagine. Don't use any built-in ASP.NET controls, just use it to spew tag soup. You gain absolute control over the HTML output, at the cost of having to take complete control over the output.

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[Mladen Jankovic]

Then you should write your code on bare metal. ;P

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[Daniel Turini]

Chris Maunder wrote:

I had about a dozen witty replies to this but I have to say I'm truly curious as to what the alternative would be in an ASP.NET site.

Hey, can't you read things in red? Don't post programming questions on The Lounge! :-D

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[Rama Krishna Vavilala]

Yes! I don't add an id attribute to the control unless you want it to be accessed from code behind. The naming containers come into action and generate a scope prefixed name. In general you can avoid ids for all controls except for form controls. Alternatively you can use control adapters. I am feeling encouraged to write an article: "Avoiding the id mess in ASP.NET"

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[dabs]

Aha, the Sledge Hammer property :-)

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[Chris Maunder]

Rama Krishna Vavilala wrote:

Avoiding the id mess in ASP.NET

Please do!

cheers, Chris Maunder

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[Brady Kelly]

What about having to keep specifying Runat="Server" when there is no option?

[DavidNohejl]

Rama Krishna Vavilala wrote:

I am feeling encouraged to write an article: "Avoiding the id mess in ASP.NET"

+1

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[Ed Poore]

I know it's more work but can't you write something like the CSS adapters so that you can control these things?

[Rajesh R Subramanian]

How about a Silverlight.LeaveMeAlone = TRUE configuration for all browsers while visiting MS website?

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[Rama Krishna Vavilala]

Chris Maunder wrote:

Please do!

Ok if you like the article then you have to send me a CP T-Shirt ;P

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