Hi Ignacio,
I don't have the time to learn more about Visual Studio because I was given a
deadline of yesterday to complete the website changes supposedly with help,
before he went for outside help. I've now been up about 34 hours and I've
found 124 errors which are going to take some concentrated thought for
resolution. So I am calling it quits for today. If I have time in the next
week or tomorrow, I'll have a look at it, but I also have another website to
change in the next week or so and I have agents in the states submitting me
for QA tester contracts in Cleveland (not first choice, but I need the money)
and COBOL programming in Maryland ( a bit better). I cleaned out the
Temporary ASP.Net files on the advice of someone at a forum, but I am still
not entirely clear whether the Publish Website Option and / the Build
Solution option compiles the website or just the C# files. So I am unsure
what a full recompile means. It was also suggested to me at one point that I
delete the solution file. At one point, Visual Studio 2005 created a good
half dozen files in my bin file, but hasn't done that since. Also, there is
no debug or release directory in the website or any website that I've seen.
Otherwise, I wouldn't have needed to comment. I used DreamWeaver previously.
So thanks to you and everyone else who have been of help over the past couple
of weeks.
Mary
Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP ) wrote:
>HI,
>Hi Ignacio,
I think the problem is that I don't know enough about Visual Studio and at
this point I don't have a lot of time to take to learn it.
You better make some time, or find something else to work with.
>I have cleaned
out all the files in the Temporary ASP.Net files.
Good for saving space, not useful at all in your problem though.
>>I don't know where the
debug directory is.
right below the bin directory (right next to the release directory)
I tried copying the website folder on my desk top that
>I've been working with and deleting the .sln files and at this point I
don't
have a .csproj file and when I opened the copied website folder,
The .sln is the solution file, you DO NOT WANT to delete this file
Do a full recompile of the app
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