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Are ASP.NET applications browser dependent?

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    Hi, I am mostly new to ASP.NET. Recently i made a ASP.NET web application, and checked it on Mozilla. Now it works perfectly on it(Mozilla). But when i am checking it on IE or safari(Apple windows version). The interface is crap. The menu's are out of place. Some views are missing and lot more. Do any one have an idea why its happening so... Please help... Need urgent updates...

    Jats

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      Hi, I am mostly new to ASP.NET. Recently i made a ASP.NET web application, and checked it on Mozilla. Now it works perfectly on it(Mozilla). But when i am checking it on IE or safari(Apple windows version). The interface is crap. The menu's are out of place. Some views are missing and lot more. Do any one have an idea why its happening so... Please help... Need urgent updates...

      Jats

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      ASP.NET sends html/css/javascript to the browser just like any web development framework. The trick to getting a consistent layout across all browsers is to follow the standards as outlined by the w3c[^]. Its not easy and there is no easy fix but generally keeping it simple is best and checking in different browsers as you develop will highlight any problems early.

      Declan Bright www.declanbright.com

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