I've never been a fan of ASP.NET WebForms, but the behavior of IE8 in combination with WebForms architectural drawbacks shown in this video is really awkward.
I know, but it is especially a problem in combination with ASP.NET as the PostBack architecture invalidates the state of the application if the IE8 bug occurs. Other web frameworks (especially MVC-based ones) don't have the same problems with the issue.
That's exactly what I mean: With all the other browsers, there is no problem at all, but the newest Microsoft Browser of all things breaks the current Microsoft Web Framework.
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Amr Ellafy replied ago:
This issue is related to IE 8 NOT ASP.NET PostBack !
Julius Ganns replied ago:
I know, but it is especially a problem in combination with ASP.NET as the PostBack architecture invalidates the state of the application if the IE8 bug occurs. Other web frameworks (especially MVC-based ones) don't have the same problems with the issue.
Amr Ellafy replied ago:
Thank you for your reply. still the issue is related to IE8. strangely IE8 vendor is ASP.NET one !
Julius Ganns replied ago:
That's exactly what I mean: With all the other browsers, there is no problem at all, but the newest Microsoft Browser of all things breaks the current Microsoft Web Framework.
Amr Ellafy replied ago:
I agree with you on this one :)
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