I have installed Microsoft WebMatrix from this site Install WebMatrix ,But when i open it and click "create Empty Site" then it just create a site, but there is no folder (like App_Data, bin, default.cshtml) present in the site. I am using Microsoft VS 2008. I don't know what i am missing.
An Empty Site for Asp.Net Web Pages is created selecting the Empty Site Template from the Template Gallery
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I'm trying to deploy a asp.net site on iis 8 but i'm getting an error.
Site is working in visual studio, deployment is done without error using a custom profile with file system as publish method. (Here is actually my first question, should I use file system?)
Build->publish site->(Custom profile, file system, release)
Well, the site is added to selected folder which I've set up in IIS. I host several php pages from this folder whithout problem. But when I try to url forward to the new site I get this error: Given URL returns 500
I'm using IIS8, .tk adress through a dlinkddns.com adress
Any ideas?
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What should I choose here if i'm hosting the page on the same computer? (I tried File system for now)
The error I get when I'm opening default.aspx
To deploy a website into IIS8 from Visual Studio, use 'File System' instead of 'Web Deploy', and put in the directory of where you want to publish your site.
Right-click your site name on your IIS 8 manager, select 'Add Application', and select the folder where you published your website in your physical path.
Click on the application under the website, then click browse, and you should view the website on your browser.
You can look at my question on how to create new website under the title, 'New website not showing default page in IIS 8.5'.
I'm unable to see it in the dashboard even though I have .cshtml files in the root. Anyone knows what the problem could be and how to fix it?
The Administration feature/Package Manager was removed from version 2.0 of WebMatrix/Web Pages onwards. It was replaced by the Nuget extension within WebMatrix.
Can I develop a part of the website using Content management System(i.e Sharepoint) and few other sections using core ASP.NET ?
Yes you can. A sharepoint website can contain asp.net pages and run them. Just build your web app and put the asp.net pages in a directory that can be accessed by your site, create the pages in sharepoint using the aspx files and put the dll file your app spits out in the bin directory of your sharepoint site.
We are standardizing on Visual Studio 2010 for application development, along with implementing Team Foundation Server. What we are curious about is how can we setup a master page (i.e. site master) that will contain items we want on every page such as site navigation and company logo so that anytime someone in the company at any location creates a new project we can ensure they are using this site master page?
You can create a custom Project template.
You simply start a new project.
Add/modify as much as you need.
Use the "Export Template" wizard from the File menu.
This will create a zip file which will need to be installed on each desktop's copy of Visual Studio ("Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Templates\ProjectTemplates" usually), but once there will allow the user to select File>New Project and select "Corporate Standard Wesite" as the project type (for example).
I am working with Visual Studio 2008. Actually there is References folder missing in its solution explorer. When I create a New web Application it has References folder but when I add new .aspx file it also adds .aspx.designer.cs file with it and its does not show master page option in add dialogue. but in the old web application it shows the master page option where master page file is already added. whats the difference between these two solutions. And how can I make it correct??
In Solution Explorer, right-click on project node. Select "Add new item" -> "Web Content Form". You will be prompted to select the appropriate master page.