Website Publish in Asp.Net

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Hi..
I made one website in asp.net.. I published it.. After Published I can't see the source code of C#.. What should I do for get it.. because I want to modify it..
Pls help me..

Posted 3-Sep-11 0:57am

Jayname

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Publishing the website, means its is ready to use at client-side. Any client can't change any thing on the website.

If you(developer) want to change or modify any content, you can do this only on the machine, from where you have published the website.

Posted 3-Sep-11 1:21am

Harshad-HBK

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Jayname 3-Sep-11 7:24am

if we have not source code from where published.. we can't modify???

Harshad-HBK 6-Sep-11 2:28am

sorry to say but i think it is not possible...

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if we have not source code from where published.. we can't modify???

Posted 3-Sep-11 1:25am

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2011-09-03T01:11:00

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The whole idea of Publish is that compiles the whole project and releases it as a complete package, without the source code being visible - it's a way of protecting your code from other people.

However, the code still exists on your development machine, so you should be able to edit it. It's only the destination that gets scrubbed and overwritten with the new, compiled version.

Posted 3-Sep-11 1:11am

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Jayname 3-Sep-11 7:16am

yes.. Dear I understand ur Ans.. Thank You very much.. But I want to know.. How to see source code on published website.. Like real coding.. I have seen by using reflector but it's very hard.. and very difficult to modify...

OriginalGriff 3-Sep-11 7:20am

You can't - the whole idea of publishing is that the source code does not leave the development environment and go into the production one.
The alternative is to delete the published site and replace it with your source code included version - you can then view the code on it (but be careful with your Web.Config and suchlike files - you don't want to replace the connection strings and so forth).