Changes not reflected on UI

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I have a login page where user logs in and when he enters wrong password i display a message.
This message in stored in a variable public const string err in Public sealed class Constants.

I want to change this string message but when i do the changes i and rebuild my code in VS 2019 then these changes are not reflected on UI.

Steps i tried:

Changed the value of const variable
Rebuilt the code
Cleared all the cache of browser
Tried ctrl+F5
Reset IIS
Restarted IIS
Deleted site from IIS and added back again

But still nothing helped me.

Kindly me asap......i have been given a deadline to do this.

What I have tried:

Changed the value of const variable
Rebuilt the code
Cleared all the cache of browser
Tried ctrl+F5
Reset IIS
Restarted IIS
Deleted site from IIS and added back again

Posted 20-Feb-21 6:16am

Vibhudwivedi

Updated 21-Feb-21 9:39am

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Jo_vb.net 20-Feb-21 12:40pm

My VS is in german, so I'm not sure if "Erstellen" really means "Create" or "Build":

Check in VS Menu "Create" (or "Build") > "Configuration Manager" if "Create" (or "Build") is checked.

Vibhudwivedi 21-Feb-21 0:35am

Yes all the "Build" checkboxes are checked.

Richard MacCutchan 21-Feb-21 4:48am

You should be able to see from the build messages that the source file you have changed is recompiled. You should also be able to see where the final linked code is saved (the web site files). So check that you are actually re-installing the correct code after the build completes.

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Gerry Schmitz · Answer 1 · 2021-02-21T09:39:00

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"Constants" in a separate dll are "baked into" the code that references them; that's why the "using" code is not recompiled.

Use a readonly field / property instead if your "constant" "changes".

Posted 21-Feb-21 9:39am

Gerry Schmitz