We're upgrading to VS2010 and when I look in my "new project" window I can only see web application, not website. Has this gone? Is there an alternative?
I need this project type because we need to be able to edit code files on the fly on the live server - or has this now become an option embedded somewhere in the application project.
Cheers.
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Start Visual Studio, on the File menu select New, and then select Project. In the New Project dialog box, select Visual Basic or Visual C# as the programming language. In the Templates pane, select ASP.NET Empty Web Application, and name the project SofiaCarRentalWebApp. Click OK to create the solution and the project.
New Web Site - creates code behind pages that are compiled at the server when page is requested. New Web Project - creates pre-compiled pages into one or more assemblies (entire site even), and deployed on server.
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Use File>New>New Web Site, and you can find the web site templates.
But it does look like a very bad idea to edit on the fly files on a live server... Unless your customers are very understanding.
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