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  1. Jun 11th, 2003, 11:52 AM #1
    kanakaprasad
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    XHTML from asp.net ?

    hi all!

    i understand that asp.net pumps XHTML to the browser and its the standerd from w3c. but when i am trying to validate the aspx page with w3c then its giving me message that "not a valid page" how do i make the page a valid XHTML.

    can any one clarify me in this regard

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  2. Jun 11th, 2003, 11:57 AM #2
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    is there a way i can get the right xhtml by controlling asp.net or codebehind or any other settings.
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    Actually ASP.NET only pumps out older HTML 4.01 I believe. If you want to pump out XHTML, you will need top make your own web control's that push out tags that conform to the XHTML standard.
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  4. Jun 12th, 2003, 05:57 AM #4
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    One of the bigger problems with ASP.NET and XHTML is that ASP.NET creates form tags with both the name="" and id="" attributes, while the newest XHTML specification does not allow name anymore. XHTML 1.0 Transitional seems to work fine though. If anyone knows a way to stop ASP.NET from generating the name attribute, I'd like to hear it
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