add meta tag in compiled code

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hi guys,

there is a big problem that i am facing. Actually, i want to add a meta tag in a running website. there is a aspx page in which master page has been called. And problem is this that all code should be compiled so i can't able to add anything in the pages. So, please help me how can i add meta tag. And the developer that develop this portal not able to give me a code.

Posted 16-Jan-13 9:44am

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BC @ CV 16-Jan-13 15:46pm

You can't change the code behind without re-compiling, but you can change the .aspx page, its just text.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 16-Jan-13 16:19pm

I cannot see why not, so it's not clear where is the problem.
—SA

Member 8214635 23-Jan-13 9:10am

Thanks. But i have a deafault page which is include masterpage. So meta tag is only include in masterpage.master.cs But this page is Pre-compiled. So, i am not able to add any code in it. If i decompile it and try to run project it giving me a error app_code/ is not allowed becoz it is precompiled..

I am not to much professional on asp.net.I break all DLL and right now i have all code and class file. But iam not able to run the project. If you help me i always thanks to you...

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**R. Giskard Reventlov** · Answer 1 · 2013-01-16T13:01:00

Solution 1

1: Open Site.Master (it will be called 'something.Master') in a text editor.
2: Add your 'text' into the page at the appropriate point.
3: Save file.
4: Run.

Job done.

Posted 16-Jan-13 13:01pm

R. Giskard Reventlov

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Member 8214635 20-Jan-13 15:37pm

there is a file called masterpage.master. i also check to add meta tag in it but it was not reflect on server side. the meta tag is calling by c# i was check the dll file code using .net reflector. that all are hard coded. so i was not able to change any thing in it.