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    Mr Cully
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    I have a asp app running on a virtual directory if i just copy an aspx page into that folder can i just hyperlink to it or do i have to write it in asp and add it to the project?

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      I have a asp app running on a virtual directory if i just copy an aspx page into that folder can i just hyperlink to it or do i have to write it in asp and add it to the project?

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      Hi there. Provided you have installed ASP.NET, you should be fine to just copy over an .aspx page. It's really IIS that decides what happens when a resource with a given extension is requested by a browser. When .NET is installed, the extenstion .aspx is registered to the ASP.NET executable.

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        Hi there. Provided you have installed ASP.NET, you should be fine to just copy over an .aspx page. It's really IIS that decides what happens when a resource with a given extension is requested by a browser. When .NET is installed, the extenstion .aspx is registered to the ASP.NET executable.

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        All i did was create a seperate asp.net project and hyperlinked to thatpage in another project so if you have both project running on an IIS it'll be ok, its just a quick fix as its not to important, just some to show clients

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