This article on Danny Chen’s Blog describes clearing the device filters in a .net app so that the standard menu control will render in safari. I had tried the CSS Friendly adapters but found them needlessly over complicated and difficult to implement without really hacking our corporate CSS. To solve this I now override the control using a writer class and now clear the device filter which means it treats safari the same as IE and FF.
Posts Tagged '.net'
Overriding the device filters so that the Menu control will work in Safari
Published March 17, 2008 Web Dev Leave a CommentTags: .net
ASP.NET MVC Framework (Part 1) – ScottGu’s Blog
Published November 19, 2007 Web Dev Leave a CommentTags: .net
Passing Parameters from One Page to Another
Published November 12, 2007 Web Dev Leave a CommentTags: .net, c#
This article contains useful details on passing parameters from one page to another using query strings and session variables
Creating Custom Configuration Sections in Web.config
Published November 5, 2007 Web Dev Leave a CommentTags: .net
This article deals with adding custom configuration settings to the web.config file asp2.net .
