Praesagus
Praesagus

Reputation: 2094

Visual Studio 2008 Project vs. website debugging

To create a website I chose 'create website' in VS2008. I soon discovered that the compile options were not available (or at least I could not find the option) like creating serialization assemblies. So I created a project and made the site into a 'project'.

As a web site I could have the page open in a browser, save a change to page in VS, and then just refresh the browser so see the changes. As a project I now have to compile the entire site every time I make a change. Note: When I deploy the site, I deploy it compiled only.

Is there any way to have a VS project mimic the debugging settings of a VS website? Developing a website within a project is kind of a pain in comparison. Conversely is there a way to compile and deploy a VS web site the same way I can with a VS project.

Thanks

Upvotes: 0

Views: 202

Answers (1)

Payton Byrd
Payton Byrd

Reputation: 986

You need to enable Edit-And-Continue on the web tab of the properties of your web applicaton.

Upvotes: 1

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