I want to see the hidden part of the partial class of web page.
I tried to right click on the class name and click on Find All References,
although visual studio 2005 got the other references, I was prohibited from
going there by a message box saying: The definition of the object is hidden.
Is there any way to see that hidden part?
Thank you.
BishoyThese files are just in time (JIT) compiled - so they don't exist until you
run the app.
The way I do this is:
-Load the application (in 2.0 each page is it's own assembly by default, so
browse to the page you wan to see)
-Open: C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\Temp orary ASP.NET Files
-Open the folder that's the same name as web project
-Open whatever folder you find twice (not the _shadow). mine looked like
5365350a\c79f3d9b
-Then you'll see a bunch of dll's name something like
App_Web.asldjkasldj.dll
-Use Reflector (http://www.aisto.com/roeder/dotnet/) FREE, and open each one
up until you see your file. You should see an ASP and _ASP namespace.
Karl
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Hi all,
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I want to see the hidden part of the partial class of web page.
>
I tried to right click on the class name and click on Find All References,
although visual studio 2005 got the other references, I was prohibited
from going there by a message box saying: The definition of the object is
hidden.
>
Is there any way to see that hidden part?
>
Thank you.
Bishoy
>
