Nadav Popplewell
7/27/2005 6:36:00 AM
I'm not sure I understand what you mean when you say
> there is no way from our side to change the behavior from software part.
Which behavior? the phone's or ASP.NET's?
As I understand the way ASP.NET works, if the requiresAbsolutePostbackUrl
property is true for a certain device then the ASP.NET runtime should
generate html(or wml) pages with absolute Postback URL.
Now, for Samsung 944 the profile has requiresAbsolutePostbackUrl =true,
but the <form> 'action' attribute (which as far as I know is the Postback
url for the form) is NOT absolute.
What I want to know is,is there another property that will cause the ASP.NET
to generate an absolute URL in the action tag or not.
Thanks,
Nadav