Using Visual Studio 2005, I created a new website: File->New->Web Site
and chose the ASP.Net Web Site template.
Saved it in location c:\Projects\GCSLRMS_DotNet\WS\WebSite1.
It created the solution file:
C:\Documents and Settings\clintb.GCSSOFTWARE\My Documents\Visual Studio
2005\Projects\WebSite1\WebSite1.sln
I didn't want it there. I wanted it the same folder as all the other
files for the website. So following advice I read on the internet, I
clicked the solution in solution explorer and the did File->Save
WebSite1.sln As. I saved the solution file to
c:\Projects\GCSLRMS_DotNet\WS\WebSite1 where all the other files were.
Then I did "Add Solution to Source Control" to add the website to
Visual Source Safe source control. We are using Visual Source Safe
6.0.
Then I deleted c:\Projects\GCSLRMS_DotNet\WS\WebSite1 from my computer.
Then I got latest version from source safe, which recreated
c:\Projects\GCSLRMS_DotNet\WS\WebSite1 on my computer.
Everything is OK so far.
But when I opened up the solution file
c:\Projects\GCSLRMS_DotNet\WS\WebSite1\WebSite1.sl n , it created
another copy of the website1 folder under the website1 folder like so:
c:\Projects\GCSLRMS_DotNet\WS\WebSite1\WebSite1
Why does this happen? Is this a problem with Visual Studio 2005,
Visual Source Safe. 6.0, or me? Note, I don't have any of these
problems when making Windows applications.
Thanks.
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clintonb wrote: Using Visual Studio 2005, I created a new website: File->New->Web Site
and chose the ASP.Net Web Site template.
Saved it in location c:\Projects\GCSLRMS_DotNet\WS\WebSite1.
It created the solution file:
C:\Documents and Settings\clintb.GCSSOFTWARE\My Documents\Visual Studio
2005\Projects\WebSite1\WebSite1.sln
I didn't want it there. I wanted it the same folder as all the other
files for the website. So following advice I read on the internet, I
clicked the solution in solution explorer and the did File->Save
WebSite1.sln As. I saved the solution file to
c:\Projects\GCSLRMS_DotNet\WS\WebSite1 where all the other files were.
Then I did "Add Solution to Source Control" to add the website to
Visual Source Safe source control. We are using Visual Source Safe
6.0.
Then I deleted c:\Projects\GCSLRMS_DotNet\WS\WebSite1 from my computer.
Then I got latest version from source safe, which recreated
c:\Projects\GCSLRMS_DotNet\WS\WebSite1 on my computer.
Everything is OK so far.
But when I opened up the solution file
c:\Projects\GCSLRMS_DotNet\WS\WebSite1\WebSite1.sl n , it created
another copy of the website1 folder under the website1 folder like so:
c:\Projects\GCSLRMS_DotNet\WS\WebSite1\WebSite1
Why does this happen? Is this a problem with Visual Studio 2005,
Visual Source Safe. 6.0, or me? Note, I don't have any of these
problems when making Windows applications.
Thanks.
I wanted to mention that I tried installing Visual Source Safe 2005 and
I get the same behavior.
- Clint
clintonb wrote: Using Visual Studio 2005, I created a new website: File->New->Web Site
and chose the ASP.Net Web Site template.
Saved it in location c:\Projects\GCSLRMS_DotNet\WS\WebSite1.
It created the solution file:
C:\Documents and Settings\clintb.GCSSOFTWARE\My Documents\Visual Studio
2005\Projects\WebSite1\WebSite1.sln
I didn't want it there. I wanted it the same folder as all the other
files for the website. So following advice I read on the internet, I
clicked the solution in solution explorer and the did File->Save
WebSite1.sln As. I saved the solution file to
c:\Projects\GCSLRMS_DotNet\WS\WebSite1 where all the other files were.
Then I did "Add Solution to Source Control" to add the website to
Visual Source Safe source control. We are using Visual Source Safe
6.0.
Then I deleted c:\Projects\GCSLRMS_DotNet\WS\WebSite1 from my computer.
Then I got latest version from source safe, which recreated
c:\Projects\GCSLRMS_DotNet\WS\WebSite1 on my computer.
Everything is OK so far.
But when I opened up the solution file
c:\Projects\GCSLRMS_DotNet\WS\WebSite1\WebSite1.sl n , it created
another copy of the website1 folder under the website1 folder like so:
c:\Projects\GCSLRMS_DotNet\WS\WebSite1\WebSite1
Why does this happen? Is this a problem with Visual Studio 2005,
Visual Source Safe. 6.0, or me? Note, I don't have any of these
problems when making Windows applications.
Thanks.
It seems the solution to the problem is to put the solution file in a
folder above the project folder like so:
Top Folder
website1.sln
Project Folder
details.aspx
details.aspx.cs
I guess I can live with that.
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