What's the difference between these two controls?

feng851101

1, <asp: TextBox id = "TextBox1" runat = "server"> </ asp: TextBox>
2, <INPUT id = "name" style = "FONT-SIZE: 9pt" maxLength = "50" size = "15" name = "name" runat = "server">

They are both text box controls for inputting information. What is the difference between the two controls? Which one should be used in a normal B / S project?
Thank you!

393736105

It should be the same, except that the two language names are executed differently. One is executed on the server and then returned to the client, and the other is executed on the client, but the final effect is the same.

kcactus

Their properties and methods are different.
If one is .Text and one is .Value

But in the end it is the same in IE.

levy_ngacn

The first is a server-side control that can respond to some events
It is recommended to use the first

ooloife

<asp is a web control in .net, it has more functions than INPUT
<INPUT is a traditional HTML language tag, suitable for any browser
If you use asp.net, I suggest using <asp, so you can use C # as the back-end language for programming.

feng851101

Is there any difference in the response speed to the program when it is running?

sulfuresser

<asp is a web control in .net, it has more functions than INPUT
<INPUT is a traditional HTML language tag, suitable for any browser
If you use asp.net, I suggest using <asp, so you can use C # as the back-end language for programming.

全球通

asp: textbox is a server-side control provided by .net.
The latter is an html control. Although runat = server can also be added as a server-side control, the function is less than asp: textbox.
b / s applications, it is recommended to use asp: textbox

kcactus

2, <INPUT id = "name" style = "FONT-SIZE: 9pt" maxLength = "50" size = "15" name = "name" runat = "server">

After runat = server, it is the server-side control.