The Microsoft.NET Framework provides a rich set of server-side controls for developing Web applications. You can add these controls to WebForms pages just as you add Windows controls to a form. Server-side controls are often called server controls or Web Forms controls. There are four types of Server controls: HTML server controls. Web server controls, validation control, and user controls.
- HTML Server controls
HTML developers must be familiar with old HTML controls, which they use to write GUI applications in HTML. These controls are the same HTML controls; you can run these controls on the server by defining the runat ="server" attribute. These control names start with Html.
| Controls |
Description |
| HtmlForm |
Create an HTML form control, used as a place holder of other controls. |
| HtmlInputText |
Creates an input text box control used to get input from user. |
| HtmltextArea |
Creates multiline text box control. |
| HtmlAnchor |
Creates a Web navigation. |
| HtmlButton |
Creates a button control. |
| HtmlImage |
Creates an image control, which is used to display an image. |
| HtmlInputCheckBox |
Creates a check box control. |
| HtmlInputRadioButton |
Creates a radio button control. |
| HtmlTable |
Creates a table control. |
| HtmlTableRow |
Creates a row within a table. |
| HtmlTableCell |
Creates a cell with in a row. |
- Web Server Controls
- Validation Controls
- User Controls
