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Basically you need two things: the newly compiled code-behind and the changed .aspx page.
Basically all you need to do is copy the application's main assembly to the bin of the production site and cut-and-paste the .aspx file over.
This is assuming you're using a "Web Application Project" instead of the old "Web Application" garbage that shipped with the original VS 2005 (before SP1). If you're not using a Web Application Project, I'd highly recommend converting to one ASAP to avoid all of the headaches that come along with the other build method.
MCP, MCTS - .NET Framework 2.0 Web Applications
Basically all you need to do is copy the application's main assembly to the bin of the production site and cut-and-paste the .aspx file over.
This is assuming you're using a "Web Application Project" instead of the old "Web Application" garbage that shipped with the original VS 2005 (before SP1). If you're not using a Web Application Project, I'd highly recommend converting to one ASAP to avoid all of the headaches that come along with the other build method.
MCP, MCTS - .NET Framework 2.0 Web Applications
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