<tr><td></td></tr> is not valid HTML, <tr><td> </td></tr> is. IE will render
both similar, but you cannot guaruntee that all browsers will.
Hope that helps.
Jason Lind
> Hi - I generate a table using code similar to the following (simplified),
> and this works fine for most browsers/platforms. For Safari on Mac, the
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> TT.Rows.AddAt(n - 1, tRow)
> Next
Paul W - 14 Jul 2005 21:00 GMT
Interesting, but doesn't really address my question. Should asp.net render
the cells as <td> </td> if it detects a non-IE browser? I've installed a new
BrowserCaps section from slingfive but it still renders as <td><td> for
safari and Netscape. Any further pointers appreciated.
Paul.
> <tr><td></td></tr> is not valid HTML, <tr><td> </td></tr> is. IE will
> render
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>> TT.Rows.AddAt(n - 1, tRow)
>> Next
Jason L Lind - 14 Jul 2005 21:31 GMT
Datagrid for instance will put there. But the way you are doing it you have
to manually write that in.
Jason
> Interesting, but doesn't really address my question. Should asp.net render
> the cells as <td> </td> if it detects a non-IE browser? I've installed a new
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> >> TT.Rows.AddAt(n - 1, tRow)
> >> Next