VS.NET 2003 is not XHTML compatible to begin with.. But, the tags are complete tags: <asp:placeholder>xxx<asp:placeholder> <asp:literal>werw</asp:literal> <uc1:mycontrol></uc1:mycontrol> <uc2:mycontrol2></uc2:mycontrol2> and so forth.. I haven't seen asp.net do something that would look like XML processing instruction (<?... >) tough. >>> Tidy probably sees the <asp:> tag > > Just curious: VS.NET uses tags that kinda *look* like > XML namespaced tags ( <ns:tag> ) but lack the tag part? > >> uc? tags > > And things that *look* like processing instructions > ( <?xml .... ?> ) but with the question mark on the > other side? > > I like Zope Page Templates .. they're proper X(HT)ML. > > -- > Jean Jordaan > http://www.upfrontsystems.co.zaReceived on Thursday, 15 July 2004 08:11:09 GMT
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