In my ASP .NET Web Forms I have the following declarative code:
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You cannot use <%= ... %> to set properties of server-side controls.
Inline expressions <% %> can only be used at
aspx page or user control's top document level, but can not be embeded in
server control's tag attribute (such as ).
If your TextBox is inside a DataBound controls such as GridView, ListView .. you can use: <%# %> syntax. OR you can call explicitly DataBind() on the control from code-behind or inline server script.
// code Behind file
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
txtbox.DataBind();
}
ASP.NET includes few built-in expression builders that allows you to extract custom application settings and connection string information from the web.config file. Example:
So, if you want to retrieve an application setting named className from the portion of the web.config file, you can use the following expression:
However, above snippet isn't a standard for reading classnames from Appsettings.
You can build and use either your own Custom ExpressionBuilders or Use code behind as:
txtbox.CssClass = TEXTBOX_CSS_CLASS;
Check this link on building Custom Expression builders. Once you build your custom Expression you can display value like: