Please also keep in mind that the whitepaper that comes with the CSS Friendly adapter kit contains a section entitled, "Using these adapters in your web site" that is intended to give you a step-by-step set of instructions for using these adapters in an
existing web site,
http://www.asp.net/cssadapters/whitepaper.aspx#SamplesUsingInYourWebSite. That section's intro includes this statement, "If you want to integrate these adapters into an existing site, follow these instructions..."
The CodePlex solution is probably easier for most people to use, however, as it involves far fewer files. However, there are many cases where folks can't use a DLL in their site due to security limitations. In such cases it is best to use the kit's uncompiled
files in order to integrate these adapters. Either way, it shouldn't be terribly hard to do this integration.
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Re: Retrofitting CSS adapters into an existing website
May 26, 2007 04:56 PM|LINK
Please also keep in mind that the whitepaper that comes with the CSS Friendly adapter kit contains a section entitled, "Using these adapters in your web site" that is intended to give you a step-by-step set of instructions for using these adapters in an existing web site, http://www.asp.net/cssadapters/whitepaper.aspx#SamplesUsingInYourWebSite. That section's intro includes this statement, "If you want to integrate these adapters into an existing site, follow these instructions..."
The CodePlex solution is probably easier for most people to use, however, as it involves far fewer files. However, there are many cases where folks can't use a DLL in their site due to security limitations. In such cases it is best to use the kit's uncompiled files in order to integrate these adapters. Either way, it shouldn't be terribly hard to do this integration.
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