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Neil Zanella
Hello,
I would like to know how come ASP.NET is not generating
any DOCTYPE declarations for the documents I am creating.
After all, if the HTTP user agent requesting the document
identifies itself as supporting modern XHTML standards then
I thought the IIS or Web Matrix or any other web server
supporting ASP.NET would output such a declaration.
So now I am wondering whether I should included it myself
or not. Cause I would like the XHTML output from my ASP.NET
code to be W3C (http://www.w3.org/) compliant. Is this
possible to achieve at all? Of course, W3C compliance
is desirable cause then I can check the ASP.NET output
validity against a validator such as http://validator.w3.org/
Thank you for your replies,
Neil
I would like to know how come ASP.NET is not generating
any DOCTYPE declarations for the documents I am creating.
After all, if the HTTP user agent requesting the document
identifies itself as supporting modern XHTML standards then
I thought the IIS or Web Matrix or any other web server
supporting ASP.NET would output such a declaration.
So now I am wondering whether I should included it myself
or not. Cause I would like the XHTML output from my ASP.NET
code to be W3C (http://www.w3.org/) compliant. Is this
possible to achieve at all? Of course, W3C compliance
is desirable cause then I can check the ASP.NET output
validity against a validator such as http://validator.w3.org/
Thank you for your replies,
Neil