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In a .Net web form…
What are these special tags called?
I know of 2: <%-- comment --%> for comments
and <%# used with Eval and Bind #>
So what does the # signify? Are there more?
I know you can put some basic logic and function calls in there but I’ve never found anything that really describes how that can be used and should be used.
I hope this isn’t a duplicate but it’s really hard to search for <%#
They’re also called bee-stings:
In ASP.Net, what is the difference between <%= and <%#