The Page Syntax
When programming Web Forms, it is important to know the page syntax of an ASP.NET file. There are ten distinct syntax elements in ASP.NET. Each is explained below.
Page Directives
Page directives specify optional settings used by the page compiler when processing ASP.NET files. They can be located anywhere within an .aspx file. Each directive can contain one or more attribute or value pairs specific to that directive.
The general syntax of a page directive is as follows:
<%@ directive attribute=value [attribute=value … ]%>
The Web Forms page framework supports the following directives:
@ Page
@ Control
@ Import
@ Register
@ Assembly
@ OutputCache
The @ Page Directive
The @ Page directive defines page-specific attributes used by ...
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