Very same ASP.NET3.5 application, 4 different html-codes generated?

Posted: Feb/15/2010 By: pankaj Points:15 Category: .NET - .NET Framework Views:133 Vote Up (0) Vote Down (0)

Hello,
I've to find out why the very same ASP.NET3.5 app (with the same web.config) generates different html-code when installed on different Win2003-IIS-servers (viewed with the same browser: IE8).
Example: A link from the built-in ASP.NET Menu comes in this versions:<a class="ctl05__Menu_1 ctl05__Menu_3 ctl05__Menu_7 ctl05__Menu_19 menu_statichover" href="MyUrl" menu="[object]" hoverHyperLinkClass="ctl05__Menu_19 menu_statichover">

<a class="_ctl6__Menu_1 _ctl6__Menu_3 _ctl6__Menu_7 _ctl6__Menu_19 menu_statichover" href="MyUrl" menu="[object]" hoverHyperLinkClass="_ctl6__Menu_19 menu_statichover">

<a class="ctl05__Menu_1 ctl05__Menu_3 ctl05__Menu_7" href="MyUrl">
Which is actually our main problem: The second listed version (with leading '_') seems to break some of the menus functionality. It is not shown correctly anymore.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance!

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