Browser Problem in asp.net web application

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Dear FRIENDS , have a good day !!

I have Created a Web application using ASP.NET,C#,SQLSERVER 2005. its running fine.

I have used CSS in this application.

our default browser is Internet explorer. My application is looking with good design in GOOGLE Chrome...,but its not looking good in Internet Explorer ROUNDED CORNERS are disabled in IE.

rounded corners for buttons texboxes are not working in IE...but its working in CHROME.

Please help how to set the browser settings.

THANKS IN ADVANCE.

Posted 7-Aug-12 1:45am

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Prabhakaran Soundarapandian 7-Aug-12 7:54am

Are you using CSS3? and Which version of IE you are using?

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This is because you are not taking care of cross browser compatibility. Some of the css doesn't support all the browsers like "Rounded Corner" .
Refer the links below:
The Principles Of Cross-Browser CSS Coding[^]
15+ techniques and tools for cross browser CSS coding[^]

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Posted 7-Aug-12 1:55am

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Prasad_Kulkarni · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-08T01:54:00

1. Never give height or width in px..unless it is necessary.
2. Never give <table cellpadding="2" ... instead apply padding class from Css.
3. If u are writtnig document.getElementById somewhere in ur Client side fucntion and if u have the <as:Scriptmanager with u then use $get...
i.e instead of document.getElementById("objID"); write $get("objID"); //as $get is browsewr compatible
4. If u have written code to hide < tr > remove that and palce a div in the tr and then show hide that div.. bcoz it does not work in Mozilla.
5. Avoid writing rowspan and colspans.
6. Write the java script function at the end of ur aspx page.
Have a look ate the xhtml standards

refer these links:
HOW TO make web pages "cross browser"

Top 10 Tips:
http://www.elated.com/articles/cross-browser-website-tips/

Browser-Tutorial for knowledege abt screen size& browsers:
Browser Compatibility Tutorial

..and have a look on some more threads:
Links
Cross browser[^]
ASP.NET Browser Compatibility[^] & Detecting Browser Capabilities in ASP.NET 2.0/3.0/3.5[^] by our fellow CPian Alex aka DrABELL[^] & sample site[^] compatible with 4 browsers

HOW TO make web pages "cross browser"[^]
Determining Browser Capabilities in ASP.NET[^]

Browse W3.org
The global structure of an HTML document[^]
Markup Validation Service[^]
CSS Validation Service[^]

Tools
Browser compatibility test Tools[^]

Extras
7 Tips to make your website Cross Browser Compatible[^]
CSS contents and browser compatibility[^]
Compatibility Master Table[^]

For your scripts refer this:
Designing Your Website for Browser and Platform Compatibility

For Old Version browsers i.e IE6 refer this:
Web Design Tips: Compatibility with Older Browsers

Hope it helps!