Updating published ASP.NET website (aspx.cs file)

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I published an asp.net website & then I made changes in its aspx.cs file. But I don't see any changes in the output. The question is what I need to make this changes take effect on my website. I added three lines of script in the aspx.cs file. I opened it using notepad & saved it and restarted the website. But no changes take place.
How can i modify it? Do i need to release project again from VisualStudio?

What I have tried:

I tried to change the script in aspx.cs in wwwroot folder directory of iis, but i don't see any change.

Posted 14-Feb-18 17:15pm

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Updated 15-Feb-18 0:37am

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Bryian Tan 14-Feb-18 23:53pm

In the aspx page is the directive using CodeFile or CodeBehind? if it code behind, the website need to be recompiled/publish to reference the new binary

F-ES Sitecore 15-Feb-18 4:21am

You'll need to redeploy the "bin" folder as well, cs files are compiled into assemblies in the bin folder and that is what the site uses to run your code.

Member 13678871 18-Feb-18 14:25pm

Do i need to replace entire bin folder?

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pkvartej7121 · Answer 1 · 2018-02-15T00:37:00

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Hello,

You just want to Rebuild the Website. After successful build you have to replace newly build bin folder .Dll file with iis deployed .Dll file.

After that Restrart your website from iis.

Hope it's help you.

Don't forget to mark as Solved if above works.

Thank you

Posted 15-Feb-18 0:37am

pkvartej7121

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Member 13678871 15-Feb-18 8:26am

so, if I replace the.DLL file in bin folder it works?

Member 13678871 16-Feb-18 0:36am

Do i need to replace entire bin folder?