Basically Page Directives are commands. These commands are used by the compiler when the page is compiled.
How to use the directives in an ASP.NET page
It is not difficult to add a directive to an ASP.NET page. It is simple to add directives to an ASP.NET page. You can write directives in the following format:
<%@[Directive][Attributes]%>
See the directive format, it starts with "<%@" and ends with "%>". The best way is to put the directive at the top of your page. But you can put a directive anywhere in a page. One more thing, you can put more than one attribute in a single directive.
Here is the full list of directives,
- @Page
- @Master
- @Control
- @Import
- @Implements
- @Register
- @Assembly
- @MasterType
- @Output Cache
- @PreviousPageType
- @Reference
