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Is there any difference between
<asp:TextBox runat="server" .... />
and
<asp:TextBox runat="server" .... ></asp:TextBox>
Are there any gotchas using one over the other?
I have an exception to @Andrew’s rule:
I’ve been using GridView in an ASP.Net form and binding a recordset to it dynamically for debug purposes (I didn’t specify anything for it but an ID).
When you drag the GridView to your form, it creates an
<asp:GridView></asp:GridView>code. I found out that if I drop the closing tag and close the opener with />, the GridView does not get displayed.On the same note, check my question from last week, where people correctly commented that in HTML/XHTML, some tags (like DIV) must have a closing tag.