Is it possible to user Dreamweaver to edit (design not code) an ASP.net website instead of Microsoft Expression web? Does Dreamweaver support master pages or ASP.net controls?
Everything is ok with Dreamweaver, you can easily edit websites on it (note that you have to republish the final website again).
It is a IDE like Visual Studio or Expression etc. Nothing weird about it.
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so I made a website in Visual Studio 2015 community, but when I upload it to my website it only shows the source (www.fluffykillers.com) what should i do?
I have my .htacces file to point to Default.aspx
As I guessed in my comment, the hoster that you are using (freewha.com) is not supporting ASP.NET sites, it only supports PHP as it seems.
So you will have to find another hoster that supports ASP.NET sites.
I recently install Sharepoint 2013 on a server and I want to change the presentation of my site by modifying pages and master pages.
In Sharepoint 2010 we can modify master pages easily using Sharepoint Designer 2010.
The problem is Design view remove from Sharepoint Designer 2013...and recently I DO NOT UNDERSTAND MICROSOFT.
Can any one introduce me some reference how I can change SharePoint 2013 page design? Can we modify existing SharePoint master page by Visual Studio?
Yes you can use Visual Studio to change SharePoint 2013 master pages. You can also use Notepad. Basically, any text editor will do, and you no longer have to use SharePoint Designer in order to edit a SharePoint 2013 master page. With tools like Visual Studio or Dreamweaver you get a WYSISYG interface.
This Technet blog post describes how to use Dreamweaver and Design Manager http://blogs.technet.com/b/speschka/archive/2012/07/27/using-dreamweaver-and-design-manager-with-sharepoint-2013.aspx
Here is anther walk-through with Dreamweaver and Design Manager: http://oztripwire.blogspot.co.nz/2013/02/sharepoint-2013-branding-master-and.html
You can use any editor of your choice with sharepoint 2013. Activate the publishing features to get the Design manager feature available under site settings.
You can visit Design manager-> Upload design files and then map the location as a network drive. Then you can access your design files, master pages and page layouts etc in any editor.
For more details
http://knytesh.com/2015/10/15/getting-started-with-design-manager-in-sharepoint-2013/ to get to know how to create masterpages and page layouts without using sharepoint designer and using any editor of your choice and design manager.
I dont know if I am just being stupid but I want to create a Web Site with asp.net. I go to File->New->Web Site and in the options it has I do not have the option of creating a Web Site like I have seen in 2008 and 2010 editions. There is the option of creating an Empty Web Site - which I do not want as I want it to come with all the configuartion settings and the deafult.aspx page. There is also an option in the 4.0 Framework for creating a website (Razor 1 or 2) but these will not allow me to use C# and again dont come with the default.aspx page.
Am I missing a trick here?
I think you want go for
ASP .net web forms site
I am currently new to ASP.NET C# programming and have created a ASP.net Web application project in visual studio 2010, .NET 4.0. I have researched thoroughly to find a solution to my problem the last couple days but had no luck.
My issue is, debugging my project has no issues running on my local machine. I have a Site.Master page that is reference with a site.css. All my .ASPX pages run through the master site. However when i publish my website using File System
and setting my target location to my desktop, any call on a < href> tag to my default.aspx cannot load the site.master page. the error is as follows:
"The Master Page file 'Site.Master' cannot be loaded.
Correct the problem in Code View".
now i do have IIS 7.5 installed, and i have tried to create a website through the inetmgr by following various steps through google searches and videos and still have no luck. is there something specific i am missing? everything is named the same in reference to stylesheet.
In addition to WraithNath's comment, might want to ensure IIS is configured to allow ASP.NET
This is hard to describe but I'll try this...
Let's say I am working on a multiple page web solution and make a small change to one web page. The small change needs to get published but I want to be able to publish it without having to republish the entire site. How do i do that? How do i publish a single page of a multi-page solution in Visual Studio 2010?
Simply FTP the ASPX page to the server, along with any other static files such as images, CSS or JavaScript that the page uses. If there is code involved, you will have to rebuild the solution and deploy the DLL file also.