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The problem with .NET...
Mar. 30th, 2006 10:46 amYou've got an HTML link, simple, right? <a href="wherever you want to go.htm">
Not in .NET. A .NET 1.1 developer drags the link tool from the toolbox and places it on the page, then sets properties. Then, in order to make it work, he goes into the VB page and adds an event handler that executes "Response.Redirect," using the destination URL as the target.
And then it doesn't work if you have JS turned off.
Not in .NET. A .NET 1.1 developer drags the link tool from the toolbox and places it on the page, then sets properties. Then, in order to make it work, he goes into the VB page and adds an event handler that executes "Response.Redirect," using the destination URL as the target.
And then it doesn't work if you have JS turned off.