If you want to spend the time you can always have VS strip the site for information, but it wont be pretty. You might want to try and find the source.
Otherwise you will need to redesign the site ultimately. Chopping the site as you need to edit will be fine in the short-term but eventually it will kill you in support time. As Jamie state, editing the Masterpage file will be your best best, if its not dynamic, then that will be your best solution. On May 22, 4:04 pm, OccasionalFlyer <[email protected]> wrote: > Now that I've taken over responsibility for an existing site, I have > a problem. I've got Visual Studio installed and I've made changes to > existing pages, but in all the books I've looked at for new ASP.NET > development, everyone assumes you are making a site from scratch and > have everything on your local system. That's not my situation. I need > to add a new menu item and a new page (static content with a link to > click) to the site but I don't know how to get Visual Studio to know > about my master page, about the images that go with it, etc., so that > the page is correct, and I am unsure how to add a menu item. I see in > VS how to add menu items but again, this is for an existing site, not > one I'm building from scratch. Am I making this too hard? What would > be the best way to approach doing what would be a simply task in other > environments (at least in my experience a Java-based web site)? I'm > reluctant to copy the entire site to my hard drive, as it has 100's of > megs of content (pdfs mostly) and I've only got my PC at home over DSL > to do this. Thanks. > > Ken
