control over html tags in asp.net

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I want to know that why asp.net web forms have no complete control over html tags. explain with one example please.

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Posted 16-Jul-13 3:32am

Nidhin VK

Updated 10-May-17 5:02am

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bbirajdar 16-Jul-13 9:40am

I want to know why you think that - "asp.net web forms have no complete control over html tags" ... Explain with one example please ....

Nirav Prabtani 16-Jul-13 9:49am

you have wrong concept in your mind...:)

AmitGajjar 17-Jul-13 1:41am

what you mean by complete control ?

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Behnam Mohammadi · Answer 1 · 2013-07-16T19:40:00

Solution 3

it's very simple
HTML part:

ASP.NET

<img src="img.jpg" id="imgPersonal" runat="server"></img>

C# part:

C#

imgPersonal.Visible=true;

you can control html tags via this method.

Behnam Mohammadi

Posted 16-Jul-13 19:40pm

Behnam Mohammadi

JasonMacD · Answer 2 · 2013-07-16T06:32:00

Solution 2

In ASP.NET you can give HTML elements an ID (ie. ID="htmlButton" and also set that it to runat="server". Then you have access to it in the code behind C# or VB.NET.

See Forum Discussion about it.

Posted 16-Jul-13 6:32am

JasonMacD

Updated 16-Jul-13 19:20pm

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ZurdoDev · Answer 3 · 2013-07-16T05:52:00

Solution 1

ASP.Net web forms does have control over the html tags.

Posted 16-Jul-13 5:52am

ZurdoDev

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JasonMacD 17-Jul-13 9:01am

This is not a solution.