ASP.Net DropDownList annoyance
Tagged: annoyances, asp.net
I recently ran into a problem with using the ASP.Net DropDownList for toggling the status of an element. The problem stems from how the ASP.Net page object works. In this article I present the problem and then show a solution that seems to work with some caveats.
ASP.Net CheckBoxes should be able to have values
Tagged: annoyances, asp.net, css/xhtml, web standards
The ASP.Net CheckBox and CheckBoxList control don’t allow for the use of the full W3C HTML standard. For some reason Microsoft decided to implement a reduced functionality version that creates more work for the programmer. Come on Microsoft why can’t you follow even the simplest of standards? In this case it would make coding the .Net framework easier for you not to mention us!
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