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Is there a standard guidelines as to the naming convention/style that asp.net control elements should be named. I have seen some developers prefixing textboxes with txt etc. Are there any standards that should be abided by?

Answer: 
You can use ISO standard Naming convention or CMM level convention.

like Function name "Add"

variable name "strQuery"

Control Name "btnSubmit"

Class Name "Common"

Namespace "Sanjog.Web"

public Property Name "UniqueId"

private variable "\_uniqueId"

Hope this is what you are looking for.
There is no official standard for naming of controls.
Actually the naming convention is only for your convenience so that it can be reusable and some one who will be editing it or trying to understand it would not be a big deal for him

Now coming to the point Generally Naming conventions are followed in company level

i.e some use the prefix of textbox (like textBoxName , textBoxPassword), some txt ( like txtName). Everything is right .
It is just that all the developers in a team must follow the same and the same to be maintained through out the project.