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aspx and Dreamweaver

New Here ,
Jun 01, 2007 Jun 01, 2007
This week I set up a login page, registration page, etc. I did the second part with Visual Studio 2005 web service and ASP.NET . So that is done.

Now my question is how do I incorporate aspx pages(registration,login,) with my Dreamweaver web site?


I thought maybe I would have to move the whole VS folder into the Inetpub->wwwroot folder? And then maybe open up dreamweaver and link the pages. But that is a hypothetical guess.

What I am wanting to do is when a person comes to my page; they will see the first page(which is the index page), and then when they click enter(which is currently set to go straight to video page); I want it to lead them to the login page.
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LEGEND ,
Jun 01, 2007 Jun 01, 2007
> Now my question is how do I incorporate aspx pages(registration,login,)
> with
> my Dreamweaver web site?

You need to make your pages part of your ASP.net application within VS.2005.

Dreamweaver doesn't do ASP.net 2.0

-Darrel


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New Here ,
Jun 01, 2007 Jun 01, 2007
Thanks you don't know how much I appreciate finally getting an answer. I guess this is going to be alot of work somehow switching over my complete Dreamweaver site to aspx pages?

Thanks again
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LEGEND ,
Jun 01, 2007 Jun 01, 2007
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> I guess this is going to be alot of work somehow switching over my
> complete Dreamweaver site to aspx pages?

There is nothing proprietary about Dreamweaver. It's just a text editor.

If your pages are just HTML pages, then it's trivial to make them into ASPX
pages that inherit your application's security code.

On the other hand, if they are PHP or some other server-side programming
language, then they'd have to be re-written in ASP.net to work with
ASP.net's security portion.

-Darrel


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