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| web-forms/videos/how-do-i/how-do-i-make-html-elements-accessible-from-server-side-code | [How Do I:] Make HTML elements accessible from server side code | Microsoft Docs | rick-anderson | In this video Chris Pels will show how to make standard HTML elements in an .aspx page accessible from server side code so they can be used in page processin... | aspnetcontent | 05/29/2008 | 1e2bafaa-ae6a-4c4c-839b-ff2dfe836902 | /web-forms/videos/how-do-i/how-do-i-make-html-elements-accessible-from-server-side-code | video |
[How Do I:] Make HTML elements accessible from server side code
by Chris Pels
In this video Chris Pels will show how to make standard HTML elements in an .aspx page accessible from server side code so they can be used in page processing like a standard ASP.NET server control. First, see how the addition of a runat="server" attribute to a standard HTML control like a <div> allows it to be referenced in server side code with full Intellisense. Next, see several examples of how you might manipulate HTML elements on a page with this technique. Lastly, see how this technique can be used in conjunction with the new ListView control in .NET Framework Version 3.5 to control the layout of a list.