What's the difference between the property “ID” and “BehaviorID” in ASP.NET?
Question
Both seems to have the same functionality. What's the main difference, anyway?
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3 ACCPTED 2011-05-16 12:57:17
The ID is the unique server side identifier of your ASP.NET control. The behaviorID is an optional client side javascript identifier that can be specified on Extender controls. They are completely different.
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