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varun_789 #1
src Versus codebehind
hello friend,
while developing an application, i encountered a subtle
point.
for a aspx page, what is the difference between src
property and
codebehind property ?
src stands for code-behind class to compile where as
codebehind stands for code-behind class to design.
regards.
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Karl Seguin #2
Re: src Versus codebehind
For a clearer understanding of the <%@ Page directive, I'd suggest anyone
takes a look at the following article:
[url]http://www.dotnetjunkies.com/Tutorial/ShowContent.aspx?cg=3623050C-B046-4E7B-A2C7-0934F1105312&forumID=4060[/url]
IT should be noted that CodeBehind is meaningless to asp.net; it is strictly
used my VS.Net...the real comparison should be between src and
inherits...the above listed article has a good explanation.
Karl
"varun_789" <varun_789@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:100001c3408f$edc9eb40$a101280a@phx.gbl...> hello friend,
>
> while developing an application, i encountered a subtle
> point.
>
> for a aspx page, what is the difference between src
> property and
> codebehind property ?
>
> src stands for code-behind class to compile where as
> codebehind stands for code-behind class to design.
>
> regards.
Karl Seguin Guest
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Karl Seguin #3
Re: src Versus codebehind
works fine for me...
"Ante Perkovic" <albirejo_minus_j@vip.hr> wrote in message
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Hi,
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Karl Seguin wrote:
For a clearer understanding of the <%@ Page directive, I'd suggest anyone
takes a look at the following article:
[url]http://www.dotnetjunkies.com/Tutorial/ShowContent.aspx?cg=3623050C-B046-4E7B-A2C7-0934F1105312&forumID=4060[/url]
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