different asp.net server tags (less than Percentage symbol hash or equals)

[fake ID]

Since you can't search for these symbols used in asp.net "<%#" or '<%='
I thought i'd post this to make things a little easier to find.

Potential search word combinations:
-lessthan Percentage symbol hash
-lessthan Percentage symbol hash
-lessthan Percentage hash
-lessthan Percent symbol hash
-less than Percentage symbol hash
-less than Percentage hash
-less than Percent hash
-less than Percent symbol hash
-lessthan Percentage symbol equals
-lessthan Percentage symbol equals
-lessthan Percentage equals
-lessthan Percent symbol equals
-less than Percentage symbol equals
-less than Percentage equals
-less than Percent equals
-less than Percent symbol equals

these links give you info on the tags.

http://www.experts-exchange.com/Pro...Languages/Dot_Net/ASP_DOT_NET/Q_21431997.html

http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickstart/aspplus/doc/webformssyntaxref.aspx

If you have any better links then could cou post them below.

 

[Ian]

This message below is posted on behalf of Dale E. Moore via e-mail

This is a GREAT IDEA "fake ID";

Code Render Blocks here.

It might be good to post the Google cached http://www.experts-exchange.com URL. Look at the bottom of this page. And some of it's contents:

<% # %> is invoked during the DataBinding phase.

<% = ... %> is used to get values from code to the UI layer. Something that we should not do in ASP.NET. Was meant for backward compatibility with ASP applications upgraded to ASP.NET. However, this was meant as a transitional code syntax and not meant for pure ASP.NET coding.

<%@ ... %> is critical to any and all pages as well as user controls. They represent Directives and allow behaviours to be set without resorting to code.

include static text in <script> here

How to use a variable as a hyperlink parameter in ASP.NET 1.1 html? here

How to put ASP.Net Variables in HTML Code here