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Aug 13th, 2009
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How do i convert HTML page into ASP.net

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i want to convert HTML page into asp.net , i tried changing the extension and saving it as .aspx . It worked but most of the options didnt work apart from images like
submenus, links and other things

so i want to know how to fully convert an html page to aspx working page

Please specify the steps
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Re: How do i convert HTML page into ASP.net

The simplest way would be to create a new .aspx page in your project and copy the HTML into the markup of the .aspx page. Simply renaming the HTML file to aspx wouldn't work because the .aspx file is really like 3 files in one. You have your .aspx, .aspx.[language], and .aspx.designer.[language].
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Re: How do i convert HTML page into ASP.net

1.create a new website in asp.net.
2.copy the contents of html page design and paste it in the design part of the aspx page.
3.execute and run.. it is now aspx page
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Re: How do i convert HTML page into ASP.net
Hi,

Put link to the html page
or
Use redirecting from any aspx page to your html page.
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Re: How do i convert HTML page into ASP.net
Read the thread datetime before posting. Please do not resurrect old/solved threads.

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