ASP.Net without code-behind ?

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leonard.guillaume

Hi,

I got a simple ASP.Net page that redirects to another website by using
Response.Redirect. Since I don't write anything in the .vb, is there a
way to compile the .aspx without the .vb (since I don't use it) ?

Thank you,

Guillaume
 
You should have created the page without the codebehind flag (checkbox).
 
The aspx shouldn't need the code behind if it isn't referenced in the aspx.
If it's referenced at the top of your aspx just remove the referenced aspx.vb
and you should be fine.
 
I got a simple ASP.Net page that redirects to another website by using
Response.Redirect. Since I don't write anything in the .vb, is there a
way to compile the .aspx without the .vb (since I don't use it) ?
Click to expand...

Why even bother? Just make it a standard HTML page instead...
 
An HTML page can't do a Response.Redirect...

Mark said:
Why even bother? Just make it a standard HTML page instead...
Click to expand...
 
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