Alas the original project was done in 2003.
On 7/3/07, Deanna Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You shouldn't have to install IIS to your dev machine. Visual Studio
> 2005 comes with a built-in web server that you can use. The Visual Web
> Developer Express has it, too - and that's free.
>
>
You shouldn't have to install IIS to your dev machine. Visual Studio
2005 comes with a built-in web server that you can use. The Visual Web
Developer Express has it, too - and that's free.
On 7/3/07, C. Hatton Humphrey wrote:
> > Dernit! I forgot to change the file type to sln for Solution.
> >
> Dernit! I forgot to change the file type to sln for Solution.
> look for csproj or vbproj files for the internal projects.
Found that file and changed the URL, still looking for Localhost
I REALLY don't want to have to install IIS on this machine. I'll
install Visual Studio on the dev box bef
Dernit! I forgot to change the file type to sln for Solution. look for csproj
or vbproj files for the internal projects.
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Can you find a csproj file on the server? That would be the actual C# project
file. I have had no luck moving a project between folders.
What I ended up having to do was do all of the development locally on my
machine and add the static aspx, etc files to the project manually. I then had
to
I was told yesterday that I was going to be teaching myself a bit of
ASP.NET using C# for a project. I'm thrilled, mostly. To a degree
I'm also extremely aggravated this morning.
The project is an existing one where I'm supposed to be adding some
forms to a previously static section of an extran
