Asp.Net Programming :: Lower case all form names?


	Lower case all form names? I'd like your opinion on whether or not form names should be lower or mixed case (like is there a "best practice" for the style). http://www.mysite.com/Employee.aspx?Number=123456 vs http://www.mysite.com/employee.aspx?number=123456 I'm guessing lay Internet users might not know that URLs are not case sensitive and all lower case maybe appears "cleaner". On the other hand, mixed case might be more readable? Thoughts? Thanks, Ron Ronald, As far as the physical files go, that is completely up to you. I personally like using CamelCase for readability. On the client-side, however, I have seen issues with certain browsers on certain platforms that don't like uppercase letters. When referencing pages and whatnot in links, I would use lower case. Hope this helps, Steve "Ronald S. Cook" <r@westinis.com> wrote in message news:e%232tEv4pHHA.4032@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... - Hide quoted text - > I'd like your opinion on whether or not form names should be lower or > mixed case (like is there a "best practice" for the style). > http://www.mysite.com/Employee.aspx?Number=123456 > vs > http://www.mysite.com/employee.aspx?number=123456 > I'm guessing lay Internet users might not know that URLs are not case > sensitive and all lower case maybe appears "cleaner". On the other hand, > mixed case might be more readable? > Thoughts? > Thanks, > Ron Hi Ronald, I use CamelCase for readability inside my IDE. However, when I reference the file in my code I use lowercase letters. The primary reason is that my automated testing software gets confused with lowercase vs. uppercase letters. Like most things, it primarily about personal preference and using what works. Tod Birdsall, MCSD for .NET http://tod1d.net On Jun 5, 11:11 am, "Ronald S. Cook" <r@westinis.com> wrote: - Hide quoted text - > I'd like your opinion on whether or not form names should be lower or mixed > case (like is there a "best practice" for the style). > http://www.mysite.com/Employee.aspx?Number=123456 > vs > http://www.mysite.com/employee.aspx?number=123456 > I'm guessing lay Internet users might not know that URLs are not case > sensitive and all lower case maybe appears "cleaner". On the other hand, > mixed case might be more readable? > Thoughts? > Thanks, > Ron