whats means <NA: tag?

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<na:ProdCtrl ID="pcServType" runat="server"></na:ProdCtrl>
    <br />
    <na:ProdCtrl ID="pcProdType" runat="server"></na:ProdCtrl>

<na:ProdCtrl ID="pcServType" runat="server">

Posted 20-Aug-14 23:48pm

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ClimerChinna · Answer 1 · 2014-08-20T23:50:00

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na is a tagprefix used for an assembly check your page whether that assembly is defined at start of aspx page or not,

if its not defined it wil give you error

ProdCtrl may be Usercontrol I think

Posted 20-Aug-14 23:50pm

ClimerChinna

Updated 20-Aug-14 23:52pm

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