Having your custom ASPX page in an ASP.NET compiled Website

by praveen 11/14/2008 4:37:11 PM

When you publish an ASP.NET website using Visual Studio it will give you a pre-compiled site. This process of pre-compilation does various actions on the ASPX pages. Files are treated differently. There are various reasons why you would want to pre-compile your ASP.NET site. If you need more ... [More]

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