Re: Where are project files?

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Mark,

I (and many others) prefer top-posts because if you are involved in a long
thread, you don't have to scroll down, page after page, to see a short reply
someone may have added. That topic has been debated ad-nauseum and I've
been a contributor to these NG's for over a decade, so I don't feel I need a
lecture on how to use them. I'll just finish that thought by saying that
things have changed a bit since the inception of the Usenet.

As for VS 2003 supporting inline code, let me say that the link you provided
didn't really have much that immediately made your point that inline code
was/is supported in VS 2003. AFAIK, VS 2003 even with SP1 did not offer an
inline coding model for an .aspx item template.

That's not to say that you couldn't *do* inline coding in VS 2003, which is
not what I said. I said VS 2003 didn't *offer* an inline coding model, not
that it didn't *support* inline coding. Either way, you are parsing the
point so finely that you've missed the bigger picture. The OP is new to VS
2005 and only knows how VS 2003 did things. VS 2003 didn't *offer up* an
inline coding model and VS 2005 does. The purpose of me bringing inline
into the discussion was to point out something new that the OP has available
to him that he probably never ran into with VS 2003. He's asking where his
code-behinds were, so obviously he doesn't know about coding inline.

I'll direct you to this link:
http://www.developer.com/net/csharp/article.php/3087791 for an article by
Dino Espisito that discusses ASP.NET 1.x development and code-behinds.

-Scott



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[please don't top-post]

Also, it is possible to place server code (code that would otherwise be
in a .cs file), directly inline within the .aspx page itself.

Both web sites and web projects support either inline code or code
behind - there is, essentially, no difference...

I didn't say there was, but obviously the OP is new to VS 2005 and in VS
2003, where he is coming from, VS didn't offer the inline model.

Er, yes it did:
http://www.google.co.uk/search?sourceid=navclient&hl=en-GB&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4GPTB_en-GBGB298GB298&q=Visual+Studio.NET+2003+inline


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Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP
http://www.markrae.net


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