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# Rob Gibbens said on October 11, 2004 03:45 PM:

I would like to see a good article on how to support alternate browsers (FireFox, etc) in ASP.Net. It should be easier to emit compliant HTML,CSS, and javascript

rgibbens@ibs.com

# Ivan said on October 11, 2004 03:58 PM:

"How to implement ASP.NET page template engine." Providing that ASP.NET 2.0 is still in beta and not available.

belov_ivan at yahoo dot com

# Dylan Marks said on October 11, 2004 04:00 PM:

I ditto the article on producing valid xhtml and supporting newer browsers such as Firefox in asp.net 1.1. (I know it will be easier in 2.0 - perhaps comparing how one would do so in the two versions).

I've only copied Rob's idea, so no need to give me a Gmail account, although I'd be glad to have one.

dylan_marks@hotmail.com

# Russ Nemhauser said on October 11, 2004 04:10 PM:

Hi Ivan,

I've already written that one. You can read it here:

http://www.nemhauser.com/article.aspx?article=PowerOfBasePages

Thanks,
Russ

# Ivan said on October 11, 2004 04:35 PM:

Oops, sorry, who could imagine you've just done that!

I've got another idea: how about unit testing in ASP.NET? Suppose, we have typical ASP.NET application with some pages and controls, some business objects and some data access objects.

How would typical set of tests look like? How would you test each tier? What kind of tools you'd use? What your system set up for this would be?

Something like that.

# Josh said on October 11, 2004 04:45 PM:

I've tried to use NUnitAsp for unit testing. My problems are two-fold (if you are going to write on it).

1. My site uses Form Authentication.
2. NUnitAsp does not support RadioButtonLists or DataLists. I extensively use both in the site. In fact, I cannot login without using a radio button list. I could rewrite that one page, but I then use a ton of Datalists.

My resolution was going to be writing tests using VS 2005 Beta Refresh (I haven't had a lot of time to get further along), but I ran into a problem trying to build a simple test, gen the code and then enclose that in an iteration to attempt a login for every user. So, either strategies for Unit Testing in ASP.Net or writing tests in VS 2005.

# Or Ron said on October 11, 2004 05:22 PM:

Porting ASP.Net Applications from Windows Server 2000 to Windows Server 2003

# Russ Nemhauser said on October 11, 2004 05:36 PM:

Josh,

Need an email address to send the invite to.

Thanks,
Russ

# sam said on October 12, 2004 11:25 AM:

An Article about the internal working of asp.net

Thanks

samyang12@hotmail.com

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