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  • Keith G Hicks
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    change to code-behind

    I have a pretty small project right now that I just started last week. I
    have one master page and several content pages based on that master. I had
    originally neglected to set up the master with code-behind. So now it and
    all my other pages are not set up that way. If I create a new website
    project with a master page and a couple of content pages and be sure to set
    up code-behind then I should be able to see the setting differences in the
    code header info. Is that all there is to it? I have very little VB code so
    far. In fact maybe only a few dozen lines in a couple of pages. Is it just a
    matter of creating some aspx.vb files in notepad that have the code in them
    and then setting the codepage property in the pages header info? Anything
    tricky here to worry about?

    Thanks,

    Keith


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    • Keith G Hicks
      #2
      Re: change to code-behind

      Sorry. I meant "CodeFile" not "CodePage"

      "Keith G Hicks" <krh@comcast.ne twrote in message
      news:OA7IgencIH A.4476@TK2MSFTN GP06.phx.gbl...
      I have a pretty small project right now that I just started last week. I
      have one master page and several content pages based on that master. I had
      originally neglected to set up the master with code-behind. So now it and
      all my other pages are not set up that way. If I create a new website
      project with a master page and a couple of content pages and be sure to
      set
      up code-behind then I should be able to see the setting differences in the
      code header info. Is that all there is to it? I have very little VB code
      so
      far. In fact maybe only a few dozen lines in a couple of pages. Is it just
      a
      matter of creating some aspx.vb files in notepad that have the code in
      them
      and then setting the codepage property in the pages header info? Anything
      tricky here to worry about?
      >
      Thanks,
      >
      Keith
      >
      >

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        • Keith G Hicks
          #3
          Re: change to code-behind

          Well never mind. It seems to have worked fine. It took a little while to
          figure out all the things that I had to change (not much in fact) but I
          guess it's ok.

          "Keith G Hicks" <krh@comcast.ne twrote in message
          news:uccekjncIH A.4332@TK2MSFTN GP06.phx.gbl...
          Sorry. I meant "CodeFile" not "CodePage"
          >
          "Keith G Hicks" <krh@comcast.ne twrote in message
          news:OA7IgencIH A.4476@TK2MSFTN GP06.phx.gbl...
          I have a pretty small project right now that I just started last week. I
          have one master page and several content pages based on that master. I
          had
          originally neglected to set up the master with code-behind. So now it
          and
          all my other pages are not set up that way. If I create a new website
          project with a master page and a couple of content pages and be sure to
          set
          up code-behind then I should be able to see the setting differences in
          the
          code header info. Is that all there is to it? I have very little VB code
          so
          far. In fact maybe only a few dozen lines in a couple of pages. Is it
          just
          a
          matter of creating some aspx.vb files in notepad that have the code in
          them
          and then setting the codepage property in the pages header info?
          Anything
          tricky here to worry about?

          Thanks,

          Keith
          >
          >

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