Hi
I have a website (ASP.NET project using C# ) which is already put up on the
server. I need to make some modification to some web pages.So the project
files were copied to the a different server where I could modify tha pages.
But when I open the .aspx pages with Visual studio.net, then I just see
the HTML code & no design view of the page. How should I edit the page when
in Visual Studio I cant see the design view.
Just in case this is useful....on the server, in the project directory there
are .aspx files but no C# files.But In the HTML code the Codebehind
attribute refers to the .cs file for tha page.
Please help. Its urgent!!!
--
pmud 4 1713
You don't have all of the code.
The files that are on the server, after an install, are only the HTML and
the DLL. The C# files are not copied to the server, so copying files off of
the server will not allow you to modify the site.
You can disassemble the DLLs. You may or may not get useful stuff out of
doing that.
Much better: to back to the original source code. If that has been lost,
then look at disassembling. If that doesn't work... you're toast... start
over.
--- Nick
"pmud" <pm**@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:BC**********************************@microsof t.com... Hi I have a website (ASP.NET project using C# ) which is already put up on
the server. I need to make some modification to some web pages.So the project files were copied to the a different server where I could modify tha
pages. But when I open the .aspx pages with Visual studio.net, then I just see the HTML code & no design view of the page. How should I edit the page
when in Visual Studio I cant see the design view.
Just in case this is useful....on the server, in the project directory
there are .aspx files but no C# files.But In the HTML code the Codebehind attribute refers to the .cs file for tha page.
Please help. Its urgent!!! -- pmud
Hi Nick,
Thanks for the reply. But I have a doubt , i.e, if I have to modify the web
pages, what all will I need? I need the original project folder with the C#
files & the solution file & the .csproj file aslo?And then I would open the
..csproj file for the project which will open the project properly so that I
can edit it??
Please reply soon.
Thanks
"Nick Malik" wrote: You don't have all of the code.
The files that are on the server, after an install, are only the HTML and the DLL. The C# files are not copied to the server, so copying files off of the server will not allow you to modify the site.
You can disassemble the DLLs. You may or may not get useful stuff out of doing that.
Much better: to back to the original source code. If that has been lost, then look at disassembling. If that doesn't work... you're toast... start over.
--- Nick
"pmud" <pm**@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:BC**********************************@microsof t.com... Hi I have a website (ASP.NET project using C# ) which is already put up on the server. I need to make some modification to some web pages.So the project files were copied to the a different server where I could modify tha pages. But when I open the .aspx pages with Visual studio.net, then I just see the HTML code & no design view of the page. How should I edit the page
when in Visual Studio I cant see the design view.
Just in case this is useful....on the server, in the project directory there are .aspx files but no C# files.But In the HTML code the Codebehind attribute refers to the .cs file for tha page.
Please help. Its urgent!!! -- pmud
You need the complete source code. The original project folder should
contain it. You would need to open the CSPROJ file (or a solution file that
refers to the CSPROJ file). Then, you would have no difficulty.
--- Nick
"pmud" <pm**@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:BB**********************************@microsof t.com... Hi Nick,
Thanks for the reply. But I have a doubt , i.e, if I have to modify the
web pages, what all will I need? I need the original project folder with the
C# files & the solution file & the .csproj file aslo?And then I would open
the .csproj file for the project which will open the project properly so that
I can edit it??
Please reply soon.
Thanks
"Nick Malik" wrote:
You don't have all of the code.
The files that are on the server, after an install, are only the HTML
and the DLL. The C# files are not copied to the server, so copying files
off of the server will not allow you to modify the site.
You can disassemble the DLLs. You may or may not get useful stuff out
of doing that.
Much better: to back to the original source code. If that has been
lost, then look at disassembling. If that doesn't work... you're toast...
start over.
--- Nick
"pmud" <pm**@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:BC**********************************@microsof t.com... Hi I have a website (ASP.NET project using C# ) which is already put up
on the server. I need to make some modification to some web pages.So the
project files were copied to the a different server where I could modify tha pages. But when I open the .aspx pages with Visual studio.net, then I just
see the HTML code & no design view of the page. How should I edit the page
when in Visual Studio I cant see the design view.
Just in case this is useful....on the server, in the project directory there are .aspx files but no C# files.But In the HTML code the Codebehind attribute refers to the .cs file for tha page.
Please help. Its urgent!!! -- pmud
Hey Nick,
Thanks a lot. Your reply has been a great help...
"Nick Malik" wrote: You need the complete source code. The original project folder should contain it. You would need to open the CSPROJ file (or a solution file that refers to the CSPROJ file). Then, you would have no difficulty.
--- Nick
"pmud" <pm**@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:BB**********************************@microsof t.com... Hi Nick,
Thanks for the reply. But I have a doubt , i.e, if I have to modify the web pages, what all will I need? I need the original project folder with the C# files & the solution file & the .csproj file aslo?And then I would open the .csproj file for the project which will open the project properly so that I can edit it??
Please reply soon.
Thanks
"Nick Malik" wrote:
You don't have all of the code.
The files that are on the server, after an install, are only the HTML and the DLL. The C# files are not copied to the server, so copying files off of the server will not allow you to modify the site.
You can disassemble the DLLs. You may or may not get useful stuff out of doing that.
Much better: to back to the original source code. If that has been lost, then look at disassembling. If that doesn't work... you're toast... start over.
--- Nick
"pmud" <pm**@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:BC**********************************@microsof t.com... > Hi > I have a website (ASP.NET project using C# ) which is already put up on the > server. I need to make some modification to some web pages.So the project > files were copied to the a different server where I could modify tha pages. > > But when I open the .aspx pages with Visual studio.net, then I just see > the HTML code & no design view of the page. How should I edit the page when > in Visual Studio I cant see the design view. > > Just in case this is useful....on the server, in the project directory there > are .aspx files but no C# files.But In the HTML code the Codebehind > attribute refers to the .cs file for tha page. > > Please help. Its urgent!!! > -- > pmud This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics
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