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it’s a related question to this one, but merits its’ own question.
If I need to call a server-side function inside my EditItemTemplate of my DataList, should I use <%=ServerSideFunction(...)%> or <%#ServerSideFunction(...)%>?
Both work since there is a databind going on with the DataList
if you want to bind data use :
<%#ServerSideFunction(...)%>If you want to write(<% Response.Write( ) %>) something use :
<%=ServerSideFunction(...)%>Read this question : what are the <% %> constructs called in asp.net?