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標簽：指令事件需求應用適應網絡編譯包括設計

ASP.NET頁面的內部結構是非常模塊化的，包括頁面指令、代碼和頁面布局3個獨立部分。

頁面指令。頁面指令建立該頁面的運行環境，規定ASP.NET引擎的運行庫如何處理該頁面，控制ASP.NET頁面的行爲。

源代码部分。源代码部分包括页面和控件事件处理程序等，先編譯后执行。

頁面布局。頁面布局表示頁面的可視化元素，包括標記、服務器控件和靜態文本。

其中，页面指令和页面布局统称为HTML部分。ASP.NET页面指令有多个，其中最重要的是@Page指令，它定义了ASP.NET页分析器和編譯器使用的页特定（.aspx文件）属性，其他页面指令会在后面的章节中介绍。

1、什麽是XHTML

XHTML即可扩展的超文本标记语言，它不需要編譯，可以直接由浏览器执行：

XHTML是用來代替HTML的，是2000年W3C公布發行的。

XHTML是一种增强了的HTML，它的可扩展性和灵活性将適應未来網絡應用更多的需求。

XHTML是基于XML的應用。

XHTML更簡潔更嚴謹

XHTML也可以說就是HTML4.0的一個升級版本。除此之外XHTML和HTML基本相同。

ASP.NET動態網站設計

標簽：指令事件需求應用適應網絡編譯包括設計

原文地址：https://www.cnblogs.com/weijia-home/p/14953964.html

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