"What was that tag, again?"
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Yesterday a peer who has been an ASP.NET/C# programmer at this company for close to 2 years asked me to look at a problem. His page was throwing an error saying that the method "doSomething()" didn't exist. He pointed to doSomething() nestled snugly in the page's script tags. I then pointed to the runat="server" property and said that he was using a server-side ASP.NET control's onClick property and confusing it with the standard HTML link element's onClick property. After removing the "runat" property from the asp:HyperLink and finding that it still didn't work, I told him to just make a simple HTML link.
"What's the tag for that?" he responded.
That's what working solely in .NET for 2 years will do to you. No hard feelings bud... just get out and get some fresh air.
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@Lastchance said:
@djork's colleague said:
"What's the tag for that?"
Eh?The tag is "a" ... oh, wait... "eh!"
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@Lastchance said:
@djork's colleague said:
"What's the tag for that?"
Eh?Are you perchance from Kanukistan? :-) I don't pronouce it like that.
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@djork said:
@Lastchance said:
@djork's colleague said:
"What's the tag for that?"
Eh?The tag is "a" ... oh, wait... "eh!"
a what?
Come on. A what?
You said "The tag is a ..." A what?