Hey there,

I was just introduced to ASP.NET and since I have C# knowledge, I really enjoyed it due to the similar syntax and Windows Forms-like page designing.

I created a simple application with only one .aspx file and now I want to get the .aspx file and put it in my website (using FTP).

My questions are:
- How do I get the .aspx from the project?
- What files do I need in the FTP server?
- How do I make a link for the ASP.NET (.aspx) application?

Thanks much for the help.

Never mind, my server does not have ASP.NET
Ah, sorry to hear it. Sad I have never even seen what ASP.net looks like, but I bet that Benryves has used it before.
I use it every day. It looks like C#, or VB.NET if you use that.

As for getting it on your site, just put everything in the folder on to your site, and make sure IIS or whatever you're using is set up to have whatever page is the index (we use Default.aspx usually) be the page it serves (this can be set in the web.config) (for future reference, in case you get ASP.NET hosting on your server).
merthsoft wrote:
I use it every day. It looks like C#, or VB.NET if you use that.

As for getting it on your site, just put everything in the folder on to your site, and make sure IIS or whatever you're using is set up to have whatever page is the index (we use Default.aspx usually) be the page it serves (this can be set in the web.config) (for future reference, in case you get ASP.NET hosting on your server).


Even easier, just right click on the project in visual studio and hit publish (or something like that), and then give it the FTP login to your server. Done and done.
  
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