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From: SatheeshSugumaran
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Hi   HTML controls- represent common HTML elements and are available through the HTML 
tab of the Visual Studio .NET toolbox. You can drag these controls to a Web form and 
set their properties in the Properties window. An HTML control, such as Text Field or 
Label, is converted to its appropriate HTML equivalent, such as the <INPUT> and <DIV> 
element, respectively, in the source code of the ASPX file. All the HTML controls are 
automatically placed inside an HTML <FORM> element.

HTML server controls are similar to HTML controls with the added feature of 
server-side availability. You can convert any HTML control to run as an HTML server 
control by adding a runat="server" attribute to its declaration. You can accomplish 
the same task visually by right-clicking an HTML control and selecting Run As Server 
Control from the shortcut menu.

Web server controls provide a higher level of abstraction than HTML server controls 
because their object model matches closely with the .NET Framework rather than 
matching with the requirements of HTML syntax.

The Web server controls have several advanced features, including

Web server controls provide a rich object model that closely matches with the rest of 
the .NET Framework.

Some Web server controls provide richer functionality, such as the Calendar control, 
AdRotator control, and so on, not available with HTML controls.

Web server controls have advanced features such as automatic browser detection, 
automatic postback, and event bubbling

Web server controls are declared in code explicitly by prefixing the class name of the 
Web server control with the namespace asp and separating both with a colon 
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 as well as including the runat="server" attribute in its definition. For example, a 
Label Web server control can be declared in code as <asp:Label runat="server"/>. 

Most Web server controls derive their functionality from the WebControl class of the 
System.Web.UI.WebControls namespace.     Regards Satheesh Sugumaran Malleable Minds 
Software Pvt Ltd

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