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ASP.NET aspx.vb code

New Here ,
May 02, 2008 May 02, 2008

I am converting a web site from FrontPage to Dreamweaver and have hit a dead end with the asps.vb code.
How do I get the aspx.vb code to run with Dreamweaver ? Is there a place to drop the .dll file built with Visual Studio ?
The aspx.vb is writing to a SQL database.
I have the forms converted but don't know where to put the aspx.vb code...

Thanks,
RJ
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LEGEND ,
May 02, 2008 May 02, 2008
No there isn't.

Dreamweaver will soon no longer support ASP.NET at all, not that it's
support was that great to begin with.

You're best to do .NET in Visual Studio and layout tasks in Dreamweaver.


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LEGEND ,
May 02, 2008 May 02, 2008
> How do I get the aspx.vb code to run with Dreamweaver ? Is there a place
> to
> drop the .dll file built with Visual Studio ?

DW can only do NONcompiled ASP.net 1.1.

So...if there's a DLL, then that's compiled code, and DW can't do anything
with that.

In addition, there's no support for ASP.net 2.0 at all

As VTX states, you need to switch to Visual Studio.

-Darrel



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May 05, 2008 May 05, 2008
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I'm an ASP.NET newbie and have had my own struggles developing an ASP.NET application in DreamWeaver. In general, I defer to the other posters in this group but I think you can use DreamWeaver to design the pages and reference your aspx.vb code using code-behind and put your .dll in the bin folder. When told that DreamWeaver doesn't 'support' ASP.NET, that's in the sense that it doesn't have good built-in wizards to create elements as is the case with ASP. However, as I understand it, you should be able to take an existing site and make it work. If I'm mis-stating anything, I hope the experts out there will correct me.
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