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I searched all around, but could not find any reasonable explanation.
I found <%: tag in one of the projects. It works like the <%= tag.
I could not find any description on this tag I only found that <%: and <%= are the same.
So the question popped out, why could there be two different tags with same functionality? I think there should be some difference.
Could you please clarify it for me.
Thank you
According to this blog post it is a new feature introduced in ASP.NET 4. It is used to automatically HTML Encode the output.
I suggest to read the full blog post, to see how it works 😉