Go to http://www.microsoft.com/ and open any inner page. You'll see that the address bar contains something like http://www.microsoft.com/***.mspx. What is .mspx? Any ideas if this is just a mask for .asp? Are they still using the plain old ASP? If it is ASP.NET, why is the ViewState missing?
What is microsoft.com using? Any ideas what .mspx stands for? If it is ASP.NET, why is the ViewState missing?microsoft office
it might be a mask for (hopefully php) or asp or any thing else even php has an option in php.in file where you could use asp style brackets "%26lt;%" to strat your php code.
I think that ViewState is optional in asp.net which do have security concerns as it is passed on to the client as hidden HTML elements
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