Article on how to disable HTML code mangling in Visual Studio.NET, something which has driven me insane since I've started using VS.NET.
Ironically (or is it coincidentally), I was just going to write about how this hasn't worked for me in the past. When I just went to see the exact steps, though, it now (seems to) work. Has anyone else had problems getting this done?
I know for a fact it hasn't worked in the past here at work, and I've had weird issues at home as well. I've seen this behavior on three separate machines, on Windows 2000 and Windows XP. Maybe there was something wrong with my particular installation or environment - I'll try reinstalling when I get home.
The thing that bothers (bothered) me the most, though, is that it makes my HTML non-well-formed! I wouldn't care as much if it "fixed" it, but instead it "breaks" it. It's especially a problem if you ever tried building a client-side app that uses, say, an XML data island.
Update: Dan's post has been removed, and thus I've updated the post to point to the article on ASPToday. My apologies for the confusion.