hosting server is not updating my aspx.cs file data

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Hi frnds!!!

I am new in asp.net and I have just created my website on asp.net and also hosted it on server and it is working fine...but my problem is that, when I update any thing in aspx file it is updated very quickly but when I want to update my aspx.cs file then no data is updated and if I run same website on local system it is working fine and every update either in code or in designing is successful on local sercer... kindly tell me reason of this problem!!!

Posted 25-Feb-15 19:10pm

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manak chand 26-Feb-15 1:22am

how do you deploy your code.. I mean Code changes..

Member 10325769 26-Feb-15 1:33am

sir I have uploaded project folders and files on server through filezila and now when i want any change on my sebsite I go to the website panel and edit data from panel and update it.

Shridhar Gowda 26-Feb-15 2:04am

In .net, whatever client side pages (.aspx, .js, .css, images etc) should be there in server. Same will be presented on client's browser. But .cs pages are server side pages which are not required by server. Instead, all data in .cs will be in .dll file in "bin" directory. So just notice that whether .dll is updating every time you build the application. That is enough. You can delete .cs files from server which is absolutely not required.

manak chand 26-Feb-15 2:23am

Thanks shridhar.. I also means to say the same thing.. you need to take a release build and update the dll file.. then restart the IIS.. your changes should reflect..

Member 10325769 27-Feb-15 6:28am

Thnks for replying sir..... sir I have built my project and also updated my dll files from bin library only but sir now website is running on server but website does not accessing data from database...I have just updated dll file from bin folder nothing else...

Member 10325769 27-Feb-15 6:29am

and if i use previous dll file than data from database is working fine...

manak chand 27-Feb-15 8:23am

check the connection string in web.config.. if you had changed that..

Member 10325769 27-Feb-15 8:35am

thnks for reply..... sir I have not changed connection string..I just updated my dll file

manak chand 27-Feb-15 8:45am

is your database is on same server..

Member 10325769 27-Feb-15 8:47am

yes sir...

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Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) · Answer 1 · 2015-02-25T21:30:00

Shridhar Gowda is correct. When you make a code change, just build the Project and transfer only the dlls present in the bin folder, which are updated by the Build.

One very easy of doing this is to use Publish Feature from Visual Studio. When you hit Publish, it would give you the files or dlls that are currently updated. You can save it to a Folder and then Transfer manually through the FTP Client or Publish directly to the FTP Folders.

Refer - How to: Deploy a Web Project Using One-Click Publish in Visual Studio[^].