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    Usharva
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    Hi friends, Can anybody tel what is the use of "runat" property in asp.net I tried with out using this property but the page is not considering that control. If we give runat="server", it will run at server. If i want to run at client what i have to give. If you can explain with example, it will be very useful Thanks in advance

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      Hi friends, Can anybody tel what is the use of "runat" property in asp.net I tried with out using this property but the page is not considering that control. If we give runat="server", it will run at server. If i want to run at client what i have to give. If you can explain with example, it will be very useful Thanks in advance

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      Vasudevan Deepak Kumar
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      Check this out http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms529174.aspx[^]

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        Hi friends, Can anybody tel what is the use of "runat" property in asp.net I tried with out using this property but the page is not considering that control. If we give runat="server", it will run at server. If i want to run at client what i have to give. If you can explain with example, it will be very useful Thanks in advance

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        Usharva wrote:

        Can anybody tel what is the use of "runat" property in asp.net

        All the tags marked by runat=server will be processed by ASP.NET.

        Usharva wrote:

        If i want to run at client what i have to give.

        What do you want to run on client ? Use javascript which works on client side.

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          Hi friends, Can anybody tel what is the use of "runat" property in asp.net I tried with out using this property but the page is not considering that control. If we give runat="server", it will run at server. If i want to run at client what i have to give. If you can explain with example, it will be very useful Thanks in advance

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          Usharva wrote:

          If i want to run at client what i have to give.

          Use HTML Controls without runat attribute.

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