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ASP.NET Version 3.5's Web.config File

If you have had a chance to try out Visual Studio 2008, you likely have seen the rather bulky Web.config file Visual Studio generates when creating a new ASP.NET website or when converting an ASP.NET 2.0 website to 3.5. In one of Scott Guthrie's blog entries a commenter named Mike asked Scott for a rundown of the markup in the default Web.config file generated for version 3.5 ASP.NET applications.

I went ahead and created such an article: Dissecting ASP.NET Version 3.5's Web.config File.

Enjoy!

posted on Tuesday, December 11, 2007 11:18 AM

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# re: ASP.NET Video series 12/11/2007 6:52 PM Mad

Hi Scott,

Do you have any tips on what the recommended way to implement a Copy option is using ObjectDataSource for the BLL layer and the grid for the UI.

If I have a grid with a list of products, and click on a copy button on a specific row, I want it to go to the ADD page in ADD mode and have all the values prefilled from the row I just clicked on, allowing the user to update/change the information and click the ADD button to add the new record to the database.

I have not found any easy way to do this and get it working - any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
Mad

# ASP.NET Version 3.5's Web.config File 12/15/2007 5:05 AM DotNetKicks.com

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# re: ASP.NET Version 3.5's Web.config File 12/27/2007 5:27 AM Manian

could you please send me one sample web.config file for convert the datas from ASP.NET 2.0 to ASP.NET 3.5

# re: ASP.NET Version 3.5's Web.config File 5/20/2009 5:43 PM Dio

What if I have 2.0 Web Site -- but I want to have Business Logic Written in 3.5 -- can I do that? Is there any relation with editing the web.config? Thx

Dio

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