Asp.net angle brackets

In the Asp.net application, common <% @ %>, <% # %>, and <% = %> On the Asp.net page. Use <% $ %> to bind a resource project to a global project, and use <%: %> to bind viewdata to Asp.net MVC.

<% @ %> It is mainly used to define pages, introduce controls, components, and set cache on Web pages:

1:  <%@ Page %>

2:  <%@ Assembly %>

3:  <%@ Import %>

4:  <%@ MasterType %>

5:  <%@ OutputCache %>

6:  <%@ PreviousPageType %>

7:  <%@ Reference %>

8:  <%@ Register %>

 

 

<% # %> It is mainly used to bind background data to the foreground. Generally, a corresponding databind () is required in the background for binding.

 1:  <asp:GridView ID="gvProducts" runat="server">

 2:            <Columns>

 3:               <asp:TemplateField>

 4:                    <ItemTemplate>

 5:                        <%# Eval("ProductName") %>

 6:                    </ItemTemplate>

 7:               </asp:TemplateField>

 8:            </Columns>

 9:      </asp:GridView>

 

 

<% = %> It is mainly used to input background variables in the foreground.

1:   <%= Page.IsPostBack %>

 

 

<% $ %> Used to specify the resource item corresponding to the foreground page in the globalization solution.

1:  <asp:Label ID="lblAmount" runat="server" Text="<%$ Resources:TestSiteResources, TotalAmount %>"></asp:Label>

 

 

<%: %> Bind viewdata to the Asp.net MVC project.

1:  <%: ViewData["Message"] %>

 

 

From: http://www.cnblogs.com/zhaozhan/archive/2010/07/20/1781756.html