aspmenu

I am building a custom asp:menu control in ASP.NET using C# code behind. It is based on the sitemap to my website. Here's the basics of the menu: <%@ Control language="C#" autoeventwireup="true" codefile="Control.ascs.cs" inherits="menuClass" %> <asp:menu id="myMenu" datasourceid="sitemap" runat="server"> <staticmenuitemstyle font-underline="true" /> <staticselectedstyle font-bold="true" font-underline="false" /> </asp:menu> It should be pretty obvious that I want the clicked menu item to be bold and not underlined and every other item to be underlined. The issue is that every item remains

I have an asp:Menu and it contains a top level menu item that points to http://www.example.com/one.aspx . When you hover over the top level menu item, it shows a dropdown and one of the selections is One which points to http://www.example.com/one.aspx . Apparently, I can't do this, so I have been putting a ? at the end of the second url to get around this. I was curious as to if it is possible to have two of urls pointing to the same location in an asp:Menu? M4N I had the same problem and used a slight variation of your solution: I added anchors to the URL, e.g: http://www.example.com/one.aspx

I know there are a ton of posts on the ASP:Menu vs. WebKit issue in general, but I cannot find one that answers my question. I frequently see people recommending two different methods to fix the problem with ASP:Menu s in Apple WebKit browsers (i.e., Chrome, Safari). But which is actually better? What is the difference between these two actions besides the targeted user agent? The only difference I found is that the second will also work on the Page_Load event. I assume one is objectively superior to the other, but I do not know the difference between them. How do each of them work? Both go in