Updating web with VS2003

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  1. I am new to VS2003. In the past I used Frontpage and then when working with ASP I used FTP to update my sites. I am redesigning my site from ASP to ASP.NET using VS2003. I was able to upload the project to the host server and start working out the bugs.

    My question, how can I update the website with only the files that are new or have changed? I don't want to sit there and answer no to all of the files that are on the server and have not been modified. Frontpage had an option to upload only the files that have changed since last upload. It took longer as it would list out all the files on both side and then compare. However this might be better if someone is actually visiting the site. If I am updating only a few pages there is a lower chance of me updating the same time they are viewing.

    Sorry this is long winded. Have I confused everyone?

    Jerry
     
  2. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    VS.NET 2k3 doesn't work that way. You have to compile the site and upload the dll file in the bin directory as well as all the aspx files.





    Bruce

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  3. Sorry was on the road and not much time to get back to the forum here.

    So basically I have togo to projects > copy project It will come up and ask me where and I will give it the location and password. When it ask me xxx.aspx exist do you want to overwrite? I just need to use the yes to all so that I don't have to confirm each and every page and picture.

    I will play around with it more.

    Thanks for the reply

    Jerry
     
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