Syntax Question

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King Coffee

Re-submission, the first ever shown up

I see different syntaxes when using the HTML server side function tag:

Like <%= ... %>, <%# ... %>, and <%$ ... %>

What does "=", "#", and "$" denotes.
Or, where can I fine there meanings.

King
 
<%= %> translates to <% Response.Write(...) %>

prop = "<%# .. %>" is a binding expression. when the binding is called,
the property will be set to the expression

prop = "<%$ .. %>" is a resource lookup. the property will be set to the
resource value.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
 

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