:S I've done this in
VB Studio (for windows applications), but not VWD. But since no one else is replying, here's my best guess.
I don't think it will be a huge problem. All the files should be in your directory, they don't have cooties. ;) and will hang together just fine. Then call whichever set of code you need for each webpage.
Your problem may be that I don't know if you can have more than one code behind attached to a webpage (it may be easy, I just don't know how to do it). So you may have to pick whether you want to hook up the C# code behind or the
VB code behind. C# and
VB won't work in the same code behind, but as long as you don't mix the code in the file, Visual studio didn't have any problems. Each file is handing stuff off to the RTE so they can even pass variables from a page with
VB to a page with C# and vice versa. If you HAVE to have functions from a
VB page, and some from a C# page, you may be stuck reprogramming the functionality of one into the code from another. But I'd check to see if there's a way to pull multiple code behinds into an .aspx page first, there may be a way.
And Good luck!
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