I was just wondering who and why the vb.net project was set up the way it is. with all the subfolders (_classes, _codebehinds) this is a total mess. I can understand having a few things in different folders but this is crazy.
This is a good idea for a project, but why should I have to redo this mess just to view my msde via web browser.
Please update this in the next version, at least put all the forms and their codebehinds in the same folder, by IDE is wigging out here.
Steve
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v2 of this project, which is about half done, and is residing on my machine has been completely redesigned and is entirely object oriented, and the files are organized properly.
You should not have to make any changes to the current version in order for it to work, however.
--Brian Desmond
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I organized it. It was something I wrote to learn the .Net language and I did not have Visual Studio at the time, so it was written using a text editor (it was also the first thing that I wrote in .Net).
If you have changed it to work with Visual Studio, send me the code and I will post it for others. I just have not had time to work on the project since I have learned how to really program using .Net and the Visual Studio IDE.
The reason that I set it up in folders the way that I did is because of my understanding of the command line compiler at the time.
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I have a noncompiling half rewritten version that loads into VS2003 just fine <g>...It took about 15 minutes to load everything into VS and do a couple of find + replaces in files to change the src= attributes to codebehind= attributes in the page directives.
--Brian Desmond
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I was just wondering who and why the vb.net project was set up the way it is. with all the subfolders (_classes, _codebehinds) this is a total mess. I can understand having a few things in different folders but this is crazy.
This is a good idea for a project, but why should I have to redo this mess just to view my msde via web browser.
Please update this in the next version, at least put all the forms and their codebehinds in the same folder, by IDE is wigging out here.
Steve
Hi Steve,
v2 of this project, which is about half done, and is residing on my machine has been completely redesigned and is entirely object oriented, and the files are organized properly.
You should not have to make any changes to the current version in order for it to work, however.
--Brian Desmond
I organized it. It was something I wrote to learn the .Net language and I did not have Visual Studio at the time, so it was written using a text editor (it was also the first thing that I wrote in .Net).
If you have changed it to work with Visual Studio, send me the code and I will post it for others. I just have not had time to work on the project since I have learned how to really program using .Net and the Visual Studio IDE.
The reason that I set it up in folders the way that I did is because of my understanding of the command line compiler at the time.
Wes-
I have a noncompiling half rewritten version that loads into VS2003 just fine <g>...It took about 15 minutes to load everything into VS and do a couple of find + replaces in files to change the src= attributes to codebehind= attributes in the page directives.
--Brian Desmond