adding runat=server to a control on aspx page, don't cause the IDE to add the control to the code behind

[z. f.]

Hi,

adding a control with runat=server to an aspx page (using code - not
designer view) - don't cause the control to be added to the code behind (.cs
ot .vb file)

only if i change the aspx view to designer and then to the HTML view again,
the code behing is changed to add the controls with runat=server property.

is there a way using the IDE commands to run this command that the IDE is
making "behind the scenes" when switching to designer and then to HTML view
again?

TIA, z.

[Mikhail Arkhipov \(MSFT\)]

No, when editing in HTML view, you have to declare control manually in the
code behind file.

Thanks
Mikhail Arkhipov (MSFT)
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Hi,

adding a control with runat=server to an aspx page (using code - not
designer view) - don't cause the control to be added to the code behind (.cs ot .vb file)

only if i change the aspx view to designer and then to the HTML view again, the code behing is changed to add the controls with runat=server property.

is there a way using the IDE commands to run this command that the IDE is
making "behind the scenes" when switching to designer and then to HTML view again?

TIA, z.