Re: ASPNET: Master Files in subsidiary directories not published

Hi Mark,

The compilation I mentioned is the "precompilation" of ASP.NET 2.0. The
precompilation in ASP.NET 2.0 (can be set when publishing your site or use
aspnet_compiler.exe ) let you pre generate some of the aspx page(and other
dynamic compile stuffs) into assemblies so as to boost the runtime
performance. And there are different precompile models, therefore, I asked
you whether you've customize the precompile setting when publish your site.
Anyway, is it possible that you reproduce the problem through a very simple
project? If so, you may send it to me so that I can try some tests against
it on my side.

Sincerely,

Steven Cheng

Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead


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Subject: Re: ASPNET: Master Files in subsidiary directories not published
Date: Thu, 17 Jan 2008 12:45:08 -0800

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Steven,

Reply interleaved:

From your description, when you try publishing a VS 2008 website
application, it will not upload the master page in subdirectory to the
target location, correct?

Correct

As for the master page, have you used it in the project, also when you
publish the site, are you using partial precompile or full precompile
mode,
or whether you're publishing it to IIS or a local file folder?

Yes, it's used in the site -- that's how I found out that it hadn't been
uploaded, because the application crashed when a page using
the master was accessed.

I'm not sure what you're asking about compilation. The project is a web
application, so I think that means it's fully compiled when
published.


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