Can anyone help me to convert the server side deployed copy into asp.net web application

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I want to edit some of the items in asp.net page but i cannot access those c sharp back code in deployed copy and i dont have the back up of the deployed copy so can anyone help me either to convert the deployed copy or else can i edit the code which is present in server.

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Posted 31-Jan-15 19:04pm

Abhishek H S

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter · Answer 1 · 2015-01-31T23:24:00

When you create a web site your code and markup goes into two different palaces...The markup (ASPX) goes as is to the deployment, where the code (ASPX.CS) get compiled and goes to the bin in the form of an assembly (DLL).
If you have no access to the source code you may try to decompile those dlls but you have to be aware that the code will not be nice and easy to read, and if it was obfuscated that it will not be readable at all. You also have to think about the moral/legal implications if it is not your code...