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    cheeken2u
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    When a web page is open, the system will compile HTML or code behind first?

    Best regards, Chee ken

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      When a web page is open, the system will compile HTML or code behind first?

      Best regards, Chee ken

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      sanju0276
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      Hi, if you are using ASP.NET and has code behind, it will compile code behind. ASP.NET sends as an response object, all the html elements. ASP.NET is sever side..............

      Sanjeev

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        When a web page is open, the system will compile HTML or code behind first?

        Best regards, Chee ken

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        Guffa
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        cheeken2u wrote:

        When a web page is open, the system will compile HTML or code behind first?

        Yes. ;) It will start compiling the aspx file, and as the page directive states that it inherits the code behind class, it has to compile that before it can contine to compile the aspx file. This is of course in the case that none of them has been compiled beforehand.

        --- b { font-weight: normal; }

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