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1. what is the diffrence of
<%= %>
and
<%# %>
in javascript?

2. Is there any identifier inside <%%> other than the said example above?

someone please answer me immediately, i need it
thanks

Posted 22-Feb-12 14:27pm

vonDy

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hey,refer following link for answer of your second question,

http://forums.asp.net/post/1478431.aspx[^]

Posted 22-Feb-12 18:17pm

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Bun Leap_kh · Accepted Answer · 2012-02-22T14:44:00

Solution 1

<%= %> and <%# %> are ASP.Net inline tags, not javascript.
See this link for details:
http://naspinski.net/post/inline-aspnet-tags-sorting-them-all-out-%283c25242c-3c253d2c-3c252c-3c252c-etc%29.aspx[^]

Posted 22-Feb-12 14:44pm

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vonDy 22-Feb-12 20:47pm

thank you sir
^^,

Bun Leap_kh 22-Feb-12 20:52pm

you're welcome!

CRDave1988 23-Feb-12 0:25am

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