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Thread: .dll for website

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    Rita is offline Senior Member
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    Smile .dll for website

    I did some mod in createaccount.aspx.cs page, and compiled the website. If i would like to have these changes in another machine also(which already has ASPDNSF code), should i copy the whole website(folder) or do we have .dll file for website?

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    If createaccount.aspx.cs was the only change, then no recompile is necessary. Just drop that modified file in and you're all set.

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    I just copied the file. But it doesn't seems to updated. if its .aspx I can see the changes without recompiling but .aspx.cs is not reflecting the changes.

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    The compiler recognizes chnged files using date/timestamps. If the new .cs file has a recent date/timestamp, it should force a recompile when the site is stopped/restarted.
    Jon Wolthuis