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Hi friends,
I'm a newbie to the asp.net, i've created a project using asp.net,c# in windows 7 operating system.

This project is working fine in windows 7 operating system and looks quite simple and arranged everything in an order, so that i've deployed the project in other system which is running on windows xp operating system. After deploying i came to know that the project design is completely looks different, each and every button, labels, text box and all alignments are disturbed. How to avoid this kind of situations
anyone please help me to overcome this problem.

Posted 24-Aug-12 22:22pm

M.Abdul Rahman

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Brandon Caruana 25-Aug-12 16:35pm

Yes it sounds like you are new to web development in general not asp.net. The problem you are having is not caused by running in windows xp or windows 7 but rather viewing your web page in different browsers and browser versions. If you post some code maybe we can help you figure out what is causing your issues.

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2012-08-24T23:17:00

IT sounds to me like the issue is different versions of IE, or different browsers in general, because that is what renders your page, not XP or Windows 7. Every new web dev goes through this, you need to learn to use CSS that works in all browsers, and even then, you need to test in as many as you can.

IETester[^] is awesome, install it on W7 and you can open your page in all versions of IE and see how they look.