This document discusses different types of server controls in ASP.NET Web Forms. It describes HTML server controls which refer to HTML elements that can be converted into server controls by adding attributes like ID and RUNAT. It also describes ASP.NET server controls which do not directly map to HTML controls and include traditional and complex form controls as well as validation controls for validating user input and user controls which are custom controls created from existing Web Forms pages.

1. Prof. Neeraj Bhargava
Pramod Singh Rathore
Department of Computer Science
School of Engineering & System Sciences,
MDS University Ajmer, Rajasthan, India
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Web Forms server controls

2. Web Forms server controls
 HTML server controls: These controls refer to the
HTML elements that
 can be used in server code. The HTML elements can be
converted into HTML server controls. To do so, you need to
use attributes, such as ID and RUNAT, in the tags that are
used to add the HTML controls. You can also add these
controls to the page by using the HTML tab of the toolbox.
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3. Web Forms server controls
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4. ASP.NET server controls
 ASP.NET server controls: These controls do not map
one-to-one to
 HTML server controls. ASP.NET server controls include
traditional form
 controls, such as text boxes and buttons, and complex
controls, such as
 tables.
 § Validation controls: These controls are used to
validate users' input.
 Validation controls can be attached to input controls to
check the values
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5. ASP.NET server controls
 § User controls: These controls are created from the
existing Web Forms
 pages and can be used in other Web Forms pages.
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