asp pages
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ok i have a existing asp page that was created by another programmer and i pulled it in visual studio and i put a button and a textbox on the page visualy and the page looks right when i view it in visual studio but all my objects are all over the place when i go the the web site can somebody help me with this chad
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ok i have a existing asp page that was created by another programmer and i pulled it in visual studio and i put a button and a textbox on the page visualy and the page looks right when i view it in visual studio but all my objects are all over the place when i go the the web site can somebody help me with this chad
The ASP server-side code (I assume you are not talking about ASP.NET) generates html that is only visible in the browser. Visual Studio can not determine what the code should look like at design time.
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ok i have a existing asp page that was created by another programmer and i pulled it in visual studio and i put a button and a textbox on the page visualy and the page looks right when i view it in visual studio but all my objects are all over the place when i go the the web site can somebody help me with this chad
try adding the "runat=server" string when you insert a textbox or button. You will still see the HTML version of code when you view the source but this information isn't very helpfull for someone trying to steal your code. When you create textboxes, dropdownlists, buttons even hyperlinks and images, use the asp:"%name%" tag. this will make your life much easier. :) Illegal Operation Making Computer Software Talk