Question

More detail to my question:

HTML and JavaScript are called ‘client-side code’.

C# and VB in the code behind files are termed ‘server-side code’.

So what is inline-asp, and ‘runat=server’ code blocks called?

<!-- This is called 'client-side' --> <p>Hello World</p> <script>alert('Hello World');</script> 

…

// This is called 'server-side' public void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) {     Response.Write('Hello World'); } 

…

<%-- What is this called ??? --%> <asp:Label ID='MyLabel' runat='server' /> <% Response.Write('Hello World'); %> 

The best term I can come up with is ‘Web Forms Code’.

Answer 1

To be explicit, Microsoft calls them Embedded Code Blocks.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178135.aspx

They are code blocks embeded into the page lifecycle by being called during the Render phase.