What is the need to give <compilation debug=true> command ?
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Answer Posted / rajesh
First of all ASP.net supports both Scripting & Compiled
process.
One Asp.net page has 2 distinct coding pages.
1)HTML 2)Server Side
If we will make <complation debug=false>,then it will show
the out put, but without checking (compiling)server side
code.
If you have to write some code in .aspx page(server side)
then you must have to write <complation debug=true>.
For only HTML coding,we donot need <complation debug=true>.
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