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jojobar - 25 Nov 2005 00:26 GMT

okay, I have created an empty project in vs.net 2005 and created a
default.aspx file and a default.aspx.cs file. How can I make the code behind
file (default.aspx.cs) hide so that when I click on show all files icon it
would show up one level below.

This works in web site projects, but I need to make it work on the empty
projects. I think this used to work on vs.net 2003.

Any ideas?

I tried item templates etc. but it did not work. Both aspx file and the
code behind shows up on the same level.

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Mikhail Arkhipov (Microsoft) - 25 Nov 2005 02:54 GMT

On 11/24/05 16:26, in article
67252BCE-B5C6-4EC7-9BB7-1F3199546C71@microsoft.com, "jojobar"

> okay, I have created an empty project in vs.net 2005 and created a
> default.aspx file and a default.aspx.cs file. How can I make the code behind
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> I tried item templates etc. but it did not work. Both aspx file and the
> code behind shows up on the same level.

In VS 2005 Web projects are very different from client-side projects (In VS
2003 all projects are client) so there is little point in creation of an
empty project and adding aspx file. Create a solution instead and then add a
web site to it.

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Mikhail Arkhipov (Microsoft)
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jojobar - 25 Nov 2005 15:30 GMT

I understand, but I had a point in asking this. We have a solution that has
about 5000 files divided in 15 different projects. In vs.net 2003, it was not
a problem and all the projects were c# library, and we added aspx, ascx files
into them and vs.net 2003 supported it.

Now while migrating, I find that I am forced to create just one huge
(acutally monstorous!) web project. So I was looking for a workaround.

Are there any? if not, what should I do?!

Other than that vs.net 2005 is great!!!

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> On 11/24/05 16:26, in article
> 67252BCE-B5C6-4EC7-9BB7-1F3199546C71@microsoft.com, "jojobar"
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> Mikhail Arkhipov (Microsoft)
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Mikhail Arkhipov (Microsoft) - 26 Nov 2005 08:01 GMT

On 11/25/05 7:30, in article
63FD6E1B-BD2A-463A-837C-EB4E398C3931@microsoft.com, "jojobar"

> I understand, but I had a point in asking this. We have a solution that has
> about 5000 files divided in 15 different projects. In vs.net 2003, it was not
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>
> Other than that vs.net 2005 is great!!!

The best way is probably to create a solution with a single Web site (or as
many Web sites as actually exist on your Web server) and then add Class
Library projects to the solution with output going to bin.

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Mikhail Arkhipov (Microsoft)
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