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why we need both server controls and html controls in asp.net. what is the difference between them?

  
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July 24, 2006 02:31:29   #1  
Anilkumar Mantena        
RE: why we need both server controls and html controls...

HTML Server Controls:

This controls will follow similar syntax of html client side controls with the same set of properties (with runat server attribute). The purpose of this HTML Server controls is towards migration projects. And this HTML Server Controls doesn't support extensibility.

Web Server Controls:

These are very advanced controls if compared to HTML Controls. These controls overcome the extensibility problem which araises in HTML Server Controls. These controls are also called as Smart Controls because these controls will produce HTML context based on reuested browser.

These Controls also supports data binding and xml based syntax with .net object model.


 
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April 24, 2009 14:00:25   #2  
aanand_agrawal Member Since: April 2009   Contribution: 8    
RE: why we need both server controls and html controls in asp.net. what is the difference between them?
We require HTML Control in some of circumstances:

1) Migrating Project from ASP to ASP.NET u just need to add Runat Server and ID XYZ so
you do not need to make big changes to current project

2) If you have use frequently Client side JavaScripts

Disadvantage of HTML Control

1 ) HTML Control don't have a programming model that consist with WinForm Programming

E.g: HTML TextboxControl :: Value Property
ServerControl TextboxControl :: Text Property

2) HTML server control directly map to a single html tag.

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