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I have a <BUTTON> control that I use, because I want the text on the button
to display with an underscore on the lead character to indicate that it has
an access key associated with it. To do this I use the HTML underline tag:
<BUTTON><u>S</u>ave</BUTTON>. However, when this form is posted in ASP.NET
2.0, I get the error mentioned in the subject of this post. Is there any way
to work around this short of disabling the ASP.NET form validation by adding
ValidateRequest-false to the page directive?
to display with an underscore on the lead character to indicate that it has
an access key associated with it. To do this I use the HTML underline tag:
<BUTTON><u>S</u>ave</BUTTON>. However, when this form is posted in ASP.NET
2.0, I get the error mentioned in the subject of this post. Is there any way
to work around this short of disabling the ASP.NET form validation by adding
ValidateRequest-false to the page directive?