VB Script to asp.net

[Guest]

Hi.
I'm brand new to asp. I've purchased a program, Community Server, written in asp.net; specifically c#.
I'd like to be able to rewrite some files by using the GUI that Dreamweaver CS3 affords me, but I see that I have to write in VB Script. Can this then be easily converted to VB asp.net, to be compatible with the rest of my site?
Thanks,
Steven

[Newsgroup_User]

> I'm brand new to asp. I've purchased a program, Community Server, written
> in
> asp.net; specifically c#.
> I'd like to be able to rewrite some files by using the GUI that
> Dreamweaver
> CS3 affords me, but I see that I have to write in VB Script. Can this then
> be
> easily converted to VB asp.net, to be compatible with the rest of my site?

You can convert C# to VB with several online converters. That said, I doubt
DW will work for you. I assume Community Server is using codebehind and
compiled code...DW can't do that. You'll want to use visual studio.

BTW, it's fine that the rest of your site is VB and you leaving the rest C#.

-Darrel

[Newsgroup_User]

Firstly DW does have the capability to write ASP.Net C# code however it is a
version on the 1.1 framework. Anything that you are downloading now will be
2.0 framework which DW can't handle at all.

In terms of what you downloaded you do not need to convert the files because
the ASP.Net framework can handle the languages quite happily.

If you can't spring for visual studio then visual web developer will do the
job quite well and it is a free download from MS.

--
Paul Whitham
Certified Dreamweaver MX2004 Professional
Adobe Community Expert - Dreamweaver

Valleybiz Internet Design
www.valleybiz.net

"Steven Nestler" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:f2f2tb$m7v$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> Hi.
> I'm brand new to asp. I've purchased a program, Community Server, written
> in
> asp.net; specifically c#.
> I'd like to be able to rewrite some files by using the GUI that
> Dreamweaver
> CS3 affords me, but I see that I have to write in VB Script. Can this then
> be
> easily converted to VB asp.net, to be compatible with the rest of my site?
> Thanks,
> Steven
>