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Hi..

My Question is

we can change whole website coding using visual studio..

==>but at runtime website in browser....can i open my websites any
aspx / aspx.cs / css file
and can i modify its code ....(e.g. open css file modify with body color green to red and then output display in browser that body color red)

simple meaning that can i open/modify css files or etc at dynamicaly(runtime in browser) ??
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Updated 24-Jan-14 21:22pm
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Greetings,

If you are using Internet Explorer Browser, just press the key 'F12', a window will get opened, there you can edit the html, css and see the changes.

If you are using Chrome Browser, just right click the page in browser and click in 'inspect element', a window will get opened , there you can edit the html, css and the see the changes.




Regards
Dominic
 
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Manish Dalwadi 25-Jan-14 3:28am    
no dr..

i want to say that
after hosting website i want to open my "webiste projects's" any page and modify it
Yes, why not? Those are files, right? So, do File operations on them.

For that, you have to build an interface (Web Page), then show all the files.
Clicking on a particular file would show the contents of that file on that page.
Show one Edit Button on the page.
On click of Edit Button, show the contents inside one TextArea.
Then after User edits and clicks on Update Button, you update the File.
 
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Manish Dalwadi 25-Jan-14 5:11am    
i have no idea...about this...
can you give me a simple coding....
then i do it my self....
No, I don't have any sample. :)

I gave you a logic. You have to work on it. Please try to implement this or a better approach if you have.

If you face any difficulty while coding, feel free to come back here and ask another question with specific issue describing the scenario.

Thanks,
Tadit.
Manish Dalwadi 25-Jan-14 5:19am    
okay thanks
Welcome and all the best. :)

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