Thanks for the information. Ken
On Feb 9, 7:58 am, Cerebrus <[email protected]> wrote: > The aspx.designer.cs/vb file is a IDE-generated file that brings about > code separation in Web application projects. You will not see this > file in Website projects. It is not a page so you do not need to > upload it to the server. In any case, Web application projects have a > very different deployment model from Website projects. The former > compile to an assembly, on the other hand, each page/class in the > latter compiles to an assembly. > > Lastly, you do not need to (should not) make changes to the designer > file because those changes will be overwritten whenever you make > certain types of changes to the .aspx design. > > Hope that addresses your queries. > > On Feb 9, 4:21 am, OccasionalFlyer <[email protected]> wrote: > > > What is the function of an .aspx.designer.cs file? It has little > > uncommented--out code. I don't see this type of page on a web site > > I'm struggling to maintain but didn't create. So I don't know what to > > do with these. I started a new project in VIsual Web Developer 2008 > > Express Edition and I didn't expect this extra file and the book I'm > > reading on ASP.NET 3.5 does not mention it either. > > > It appears to me from dragging a simple Label web control on to the > > page that if I add a web control on to a blank web page, even if the > > control is "static" in content, I have to update not only the .aspx > > page but the aspx.cs page as well. Is that correct? This is based on > > experimenting but also what I've read implies the same. Thanks. > > > Ken
