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<link> tags inside a <head> tag are converted into HtmlLink objects.

You can resolve the issue either by setting the property value programmatically from your code behind, or by using a control adapter.

It would probably also work if you moved the tag outside of your head section, although that can have an effect on the way your page is rendered (potential flashes, etc after the CSS is loaded).

I should also add that using a query string on static files to force versioning is usually not an ideal solution, because it prevents the high performance kernel mode HTTP driver (http.sys) from caching the file.

RickNZ 2010-01-12 10:44:42

Thanks for the answer.What is a better approach to the querystring for static file versioning?

dagda1 2010-01-12 11:12:41

Change the name of the file or the folder that contains it, and have a control that automatically picks up the files that are there, so you don't have to also change your code. That way, you can also set far-future cache expiration dates. In case it helps, I talk about this and related issues in my book: Ultra-Fast ASP.NET.

RickNZ 2010-01-13 09:44:03

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