.NET\'s HttpSessionState using an \"InProc\" store seems to treat session variable key values as case insensitive. For example:
I want to change a String so that all the uppercase characters become lowercase, and all the lower case characters become uppercase.开发者_StackOverflow Number characters are just ignored.
My web application runs on Windows. I would like to run my app on Linux also. I seem to have overcome most of the problems such as path separator, etc.
I\'m running a site that allows users to make comments, and most of them are highly uneducated and cannot use proper punctuation, capitalization, and etc.
Users of our website often type in a lot of garbage for the name and address information. eg, all CAPS, all lower case etc.
According to sitepoint (a source I typically highly trust) when specifying font-family names some Operating Systems/Browsers may be case-sensitive.
I discovered(*) today that, depending on the server, my TSQL commands were case-sensitive, meaning that, when one table\'s column is named tableId, the following instruct开发者_如何学运维ion might not
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