VS 2003 locks .js files in debug mode
- From: sluderisinthehouse@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 12 Mar 2007 11:03:33 -0700
I have a C# project with a large amount of Javascript. The scripts
are include in the .aspx like so:
<SCRIPT language="javascript" src="myScripts.js"></SCRIPT>
When I run in debug mode Visual Studio makes the myScripts.js file
read-only and I am unable to edit on the fly. I am able to open the
file in notepad and make changes, which VS picks up after you refresh
the running page. Does a setting exist (maybe in the registry?) to
not lock the .js files while runnning in debug mode? I can edit the
ASPX files on the fly so I hope the same can be done with .js files
in
the VS envoronment.
thanks,
Steve
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