Hi,
    I uploaded my files into server.after that i want to do some modifications (in design) so i just done modifications in.aspx page and i uploaded the files .aspx and .resx. but still my files are not uploaded into server.

    before uploading into server i just debugged the project once and uploaded the files...is it enough or what i have to do...please hlp me...

please tell me what to do for perfect compilation?
   thanks in advance-ASHOK PARCHURI

Are they not uploaded or are you not seeing changes? There's a big difference between the two.

If you only change ASPX or ASCX files, then you only need to upload those that you changed. If you change code that is compiled, you need to update all the assemblies. (Haven't you already asked this same question on another thread?) Typically, after you upload file changes, the application will reset itself and reload the new assemblies and pages and you'll be all set. If you are not seeing a change then you might be experiencing problems due to page caching anywhere from your browser all the way up to your host's web server. The only way to prevent agains this is to set your pages up for no caching. But that's another topic.

-Peter

Hi, thankyou peter

    after uploading files into webserver i went to change the design of file so i just deleted the previous .aspx file and uploaded the modified .aspx file in the same location..

   but i am not getting any changes when i browse the page why...?this is my actual problem..

   please tell me how to solve this problem...?
thanks in advance
-Ashok Parchuri

hi ashokparchuri,

I have been doing thing for some time now.
Ok do a bigger change in your UI like put a text that was not there earlier if this is there then u have your latest aspx file.
This may seem a very sick idea but any way u will be sure that u have the correct version of aspx file

bye
aryasheel

ASHOK,

As I explained earlier, despite the changes you make to your application, you might have caching problems. I can't explain why the browser doesn't get the newer version of the file.

One way of forcing many browser to re-request the page from the server is to hold SHIFT while clicked the refresh button. This will re-request the page from the server, but that doesn't mean that upstream caching (ISP proxy, etc) isn't affecting you.

-Peter