I know... It is actually parse through the marker during Page Initialization.... But I think those events are meant to handle those, so why do we avoid them and make all those unnecessary adjustments in the Markup. I always like clean html in the designer with Server Controls in place as well.. It is true, that sometimes I need to do those classic ASP style Server tags in designer, but I do like avoiding those. We create Server controls to have better grip of server side (which is the main motive of ASP.NET) which is absent in the Classic ASP where we always need to write Server Tags in between htmls. For instance we can easily write : <asp:Label runat="server" Id="lbl" Text="<%=this.X %>"></asp:Label> (infact it will render nothing in the page) but we dont do, rather we use Page_Load and then set lbl.Text = this.X; Anyways, some like to write more and more Servertags within html, but personally I always like to handle them from codebehind, if it is avoidable. :):thumbsup:
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