Hi, I need to upgrade a ASP.NET website for IE8. it works fine in IE6, but not in IE8. I don't want to run it in any backward compatibility mode. I would like to make any code changes that are required to make it fully compliant with IE8/Firefox. what is the best and/or easiest way to do that? is it just a case of going through each of the things that are broken and fixing them one by one or is there a more efficient way to fix these issues (some kind of utility??). thanks in advance.
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A:
Well there is no tool or utility to fix cross browser compatibility issues. You can make use of firebug(firefox) and IE developer toolbar to identify the points where the website is breaking.
But the good part is that you are upgrading from IE6. I dont think there will be major hiccups or problems making the website compatible with IE8 since its much better in rendering HTML as compared to IE6.
Aseem Gautam
2010-01-07 13:36:31
both the answers are useful. thanks.
RKP
2010-01-09 12:39:31
A:
Hey,
If you have expression web, you could use SuperPreview: http://expression.microsoft.com/en-us/dd565874.aspx
THis is a great tool that allows you to compare you site in different browsers.
Brian
2010-01-07 14:05:24