What are the naming guidelines for ASP.NET controls?

Question

We are in the process of nutting out the design guidelines we would like to use in our development team and got into a discussion today around how ASP.NET controls should be

Answer 1

I use uxCity so that you know it's definitely the User Interface control and not some other object but you don't need to change it if you go from a TextBox to a DropDownList.

However If I had a DropdownList and a Textbox, I'd need to use dlCity and txtCity Or I'd use a combo cboCity.

Hungarian notation was de rigeur when you were limited to 8-character names and no intellisense or debug highlighting. It was a discipline and you could see that if the coding style was correct, the code was likely to be correct. It was used on variables too so you could read the code and understand it as it was a DIY type enforcement.

However, I do use CityTextbox, CityTextboxLabel CityUx, CityUxLbl

It all depends on who is setting the standards on the project.