Can Auto-build?

[Chan]

My .net website has this problem, sometimes you can see the changes
w/o running a "Build" in VStudio.Net and sometimes don't.

I use codebehind for .aspx.

There must be somewhere overlooked.

[H Branyan]

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My .net website has this problem, sometimes you can see the changes
w/o running a "Build" in VStudio.Net and sometimes don't.

I use codebehind for .aspx.

There must be somewhere overlooked.

Depends on what you change. Changes to the .aspx and .ascx files (the GUI)
are not "built" - they are rendered by the browser. Changes to the code
behind, however, do need to be built - they are placed into the DLL.

If this is not your situation, then can you post some examples of changes
you make that you can see without a build?
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[Monsur]

Do you have the 'src' attribute of the @Page directive set?
This will cause the page to dynamically recompile when the
..aspx.cs file changes:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de.../cpconpage.asp

-----Original Message-----
My .net website has this problem, sometimes you can see the changesw/o running a "Build" in VStudio.Net and sometimes don't.

I use codebehind for .aspx.

There must be somewhere overlooked.
.

[Chan]

The changes on .aspx (HTML side, not codebehind side) certainly took
effect. The changes on .aspx.vb side sometimes didn't.

I just discovered the reason behind:
- .net use the old version of dll if it hits problem during "Build".
Else
- .net prompt you the error if it's a runtime error, for example, can
not load type ...