Hey everyone,

I have a ASP.NET project that gets kept in cvs here. Each time we start
a new development cycle we branch and I create a new directory. Then I
create a new project in VS 2003 and import (Include in Project) all the
files.

There are several places where we have .aspx files that do not require a
class file behind them. We do some dynamic includes (Server.Execute) and
some of these files are essentially just HTML files for some customers,
while having the .aspx extension so they can do more involved logic for
others.

Every time VS 2003 encounters one of the files without a class file
during the import it stops and asks me if I want to create one. Is there
any way to turn this off? If I need a back end file I'll create one
myself. It's annoying to have to click "No" for a multitude of dialog
boxes each time we branch. It actually asks this every time I open one
of those files to edit too come to think of it.

Anyone know how to disable this "helpful" feature?

Thanks,
Kev