global.asax or global.ascx?

[Daves]

emm... what exactly is the difference?!
If I want a global file without <script></script> tags could I use
global.ascx only like

class Global
{
void Session_Start(O bject sender, EventArgs e)
{...}
}

[Scott M.]

..ascx denotes a User Control and this file is not automatically looked at
the moment your application starts or ends or when a session begins or ends.
..asax denotes the Global Application File and this file is automatically
checked for event handlers during several different events by IIS.
"Daves" <db****@simnet. is> wrote in message
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emm... what exactly is the difference?!
If I want a global file without <script></script> tags could I use
global.ascx only like

class Global
{
void Session_Start(O bject sender, EventArgs e)
{...}
}

[Alien2_51]

global.asax.vb is the file that actually contains application and session
event handlers. You can see this file from VS.IDE by clicking the "Show All
Files" icon in the upper section of the Solution Explorer
"Daves" wrote:

emm... what exactly is the difference?!
If I want a global file without <script></script> tags could I use
global.ascx only like

class Global
{
void Session_Start(O bject sender, EventArgs e)
{...}
}

[Scott M.]

In VB.NET, you don't need to "un-hide" the file in the Solution Explorer, it
is a part of the project and is shown all the time. I suspect this is the
case in C# as well.
"Alien2_51" <da************ ***@monacocoach .removeme.com> wrote in message
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global.asax.vb is the file that actually contains application and session
event handlers. You can see this file from VS.IDE by clicking the "Show
All
Files" icon in the upper section of the Solution Explorer
"Daves" wrote:

emm... what exactly is the difference?!
If I want a global file without <script></script> tags could I use
global.ascx only like

class Global
{
void Session_Start(O bject sender, EventArgs e)
{...}
}

[Alien2_51]

The "Show All Files" toggles whether or not you can see files in the project
directory which are not part of the project and adds the "+" and "-" controls
to the project files in the solution explorer so you can see the code behind
and resource files...
"Scott M." wrote:

In VB.NET, you don't need to "un-hide" the file in the Solution Explorer, it
is a part of the project and is shown all the time. I suspect this is the
case in C# as well.
"Alien2_51" <da************ ***@monacocoach .removeme.com> wrote in message
news:C2******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...

global.asax.vb is the file that actually contains application and session
event handlers. You can see this file from VS.IDE by clicking the "Show
All
Files" icon in the upper section of the Solution Explorer
"Daves" wrote:

emm... what exactly is the difference?!
If I want a global file without <script></script> tags could I use
global.ascx only like

class Global
{
void Session_Start(O bject sender, EventArgs e)
{...}
}

[Scott M.]

Yes, I know that. But, Global.asax is considered part of the project and is
shown by default without having to "un-hide" it.
"Alien2_51" <da************ ***@monacocoach .removeme.com> wrote in message
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The "Show All Files" toggles whether or not you can see files in the
project
directory which are not part of the project and adds the "+" and "-"
controls
to the project files in the solution explorer so you can see the code
behind
and resource files...
"Scott M." wrote:

In VB.NET, you don't need to "un-hide" the file in the Solution Explorer,
it
is a part of the project and is shown all the time. I suspect this is
the
case in C# as well.
"Alien2_51" <da************ ***@monacocoach .removeme.com> wrote in message
news:C2******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...

> global.asax.vb is the file that actually contains application and
> session
> event handlers. You can see this file from VS.IDE by clicking the "Show
> All
> Files" icon in the upper section of the Solution Explorer
>
>
> "Daves" wrote:
>
>> emm... what exactly is the difference?!
>> If I want a global file without <script></script> tags could I use
>> global.ascx only like
>>
>> class Global
>> {
>> void Session_Start(O bject sender, EventArgs e)
>> {...}
>> }
>>
>>
>>