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    Allah Kaa Bandaa
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    i have copied a project folder from n/w on my local mechine. Now when i open the project following error message is displayed " The project you are trying to open is a web project. You need to open it by specifying its url path " What's that error, and why it is displaying...

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      i have copied a project folder from n/w on my local mechine. Now when i open the project following error message is displayed " The project you are trying to open is a web project. You need to open it by specifying its url path " What's that error, and why it is displaying...

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      Hi there, In this case, you might not be allowed to open that web project as normal. To work around this thing, you simply create a new virtual directory for the web project, say WebApplication1, and remember to select the 'Browse' option. In Visual Studio, you choose Add Project/Existing Project From Web, then enter the url of the web project for example http://localhost/WebApplication1 and click OK. In the pop up dialog, you can see the web project file thanks to setting the Browse option, select the project file and now you can add the web project to your current solution. If your project file is missing, you might simply create a new web project and include everything to this project. Hope this helps.

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        Hi there, In this case, you might not be allowed to open that web project as normal. To work around this thing, you simply create a new virtual directory for the web project, say WebApplication1, and remember to select the 'Browse' option. In Visual Studio, you choose Add Project/Existing Project From Web, then enter the url of the web project for example http://localhost/WebApplication1 and click OK. In the pop up dialog, you can see the web project file thanks to setting the Browse option, select the project file and now you can add the web project to your current solution. If your project file is missing, you might simply create a new web project and include everything to this project. Hope this helps.

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        it worked... Thankx

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