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I keep reading how xhtml and other languages alike don’t like CAPITAL letters. This may seem like a rudimentary question, but let’s say you named a page, for instance:
Contact.aspx
instead of:
contact.aspx
Does it matter? If it does matter, could I simply just rename the file, and any hyperlinks that point to it?
Thanks!
Jason Weber
If you host your application in IIS under Windows it doesn’t matter as contrary to *nix systems, filenames are not case sensitive on Windows. You could leave the filename with a capital letter and have hyperlinks point to a full lowercase url (recommended) and still execute the same page.