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Understanding how <% %> expressions render and why Controls.Add() doesn't work

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 24 Jun 2006 | View original

I’ve been trying to understand the problem of the inability to use Controls.Add()  when <% %> tags are present in a container for some time and today as I’m working on this page I finally understand why this is a problem while I’m looking at the innards of the generated classes that ASP.NET 2.0 creates dynamically from the ASPX markup…   When a container contains static text or plain control definitions the entire control parsing is set up by using AddParseObject()...

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