You will have to put all of your code that currently sits in the source
files for each page into script elements in the HTML and specify the
"runat=server" attribute. Specifying the SRC attribute does not work because
that only tells the ASPX where the source for it is. IIS will still look for
the compiled DLL.
I am in the same boat (brinkster). There isnt really a workaround to this
(AFAIK)
"Luuk Postuma" <lp******@goodmans.ca> wrote in message
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We are trying to deploy an ASP.Net app to an ISP that does
not allow us to run .dlls on their server, and so we can't
use the CODEBEHIND="mydll.dll" directive.
We have tried separating the source file and using the
page directive SRC="mysource.cs" but this isn't working
either.
Anyone have any ideas/help?