Panel code generation

[Sink]

I have been using some panels in one screen as
follows:

<table>
<tr> (stuff)</tr>
<aspanel ........>
<tr> (more stuff)</tr>
</aspanel>

The problem is it works great in IE, but under netscape
the html generates a new table for the panel which
raises havoc, no previous table is closed, width=100%,
and other such nasties.
Anyone have any experiences with this ..

 

[Sink]

The panels are breathing under netscape, by closing the
previous table and adding table defs under the panel
defines, but the Netscape html contains extra tables
although it now displays as wanted.
Is there a way to control this?

 

[MSFT]

Hello,

ASP.NET Panel control will be rendered as "<DIV>" tag on client browser. It
seems Netscape perfom different behaviors when the </table> is lost. To
avoid such a problem, we need to ensure the HTML code is valid and
completed.

Luke
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[Sink]

Thanks for the update. When I closed the previous tables
and added table defs in the panels, the look is correct
on both IE and Netscape, though I have quite a few extra
</td></tr>'s intermixed on Netscape, though they do
not seem to affect the presentation.
Regards