Typically, you do not have to move the files containing source code to the
web server (eg .cs, .vb, etc.), you only need to move the content files
(.aspx, .htm, .css, .config, etc.).
When you make updates to the code, you need to rebuild the project and then
copy the content files and the new dll over to the webserver. When you build
the project, your "code files" are compiled into the dll
(yourapp/bin/youapp.dll).
Hope this helps. You may also try google to get a better understanding of
the deployment process and why certain files are needed on the webserver and
others are not.
"Rudy" wrote:
Hello!
I currently have a site online. I added more features to my datagrid page,
so users can update and stuff. I though I could just copy the aspx, aspx.vb
and the server page including the web config, and paste then on the server.
At c:\intepub\wwwroot\website.
But now I get a runtime error when I go to that page. What is the best way
to update a site after maiking modifications on the developer machine?
TIA
Rudy