why we use xmlns:asp="#unknown" in asp.net

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<asp:scriptmanager id="sc" runat="server" xmlns:asp="#unknown">
      </asp:scriptmanager>
      <asp:updatepanel runat="server" id="uPanel" xmlns:asp="#unknown">
         <contenttemplate>

why we use xmlns:asp="#unknown" i am not clear...

i ask to google uncle its not given proper answer if u know kindly tell me

Posted 4-Apr-14 19:33pm

prasanna.raj

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Code Help 2014 · Accepted Answer · 2014-04-04T19:54:00

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We don't use xmlns:asp in ScriptManager or UpdatePanel control. This is not required at all. This comes when we paste some code in www.codeproject.com, a type of formatting issue. So I think you noticed it somewhere only on codeproject.com.

Posted 4-Apr-14 19:54pm

Code Help 2014