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Hi,
if changes in code side(.cs) :
1. first of allbuild the solution so that will generate the projename.dll file.
2. Upload that dll in bin folder.
3. Check the website. your changes are now affected on live.
if changes in design side(.aspx) :
1. Just upload updated page. no need to uploadprojename.dll file.
2. Check the website. your changes are now affected on live.
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Thanks Raja T , The Issue is that if i have 15 pages into my project and I had a change in just one page and when I build that project and make a published version to upload that .aspx page along with three more files from bin folder these files extension are .XML.PDb,dll then these also effect my other 14 pages that is the question ..??
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Hi Danish,
1. You can backup already existing files in server.
2. Now you changes file in project. So u can build the solution there will generate the projename.dll and projectname..pdb files.
3. This files is locator in your source path(..\FirstWebApp\bin\)
4.Now copy the this two files move to IIS server means(C:\inetpub\wwwroot\projectname\bin).
5. Now you can check it.
Thanks