Why we use runat="server" when we are using client side validation?

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please reply as soon as possible
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Where is the question?

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"please reply as soon as possible" is not a question or description of a problem.

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Code-Hunt · Answer 1 · 2013-08-16T22:49:00

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when-to-use-runat-server-on-normal-html[^]

what-is-use-of-runatserver.aspx[^]

Why we use runat in asp.net[^]

Check the links ..hope you will get your answer..

Posted 16-Aug-13 22:49pm

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Member 10209823 17-Aug-13 5:05am

My question is that In client side validation technique the page doesn't postback to server directly first it checks the validation in client domain. If this is right then why is necessary that runat="server".

JoCodes 18-Aug-13 12:06pm

Your question is about the asp.net validation controls? Question not clear