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I have my website offsite at an ISP.
What I remember from when I programmed ASP.NET last time in 2005, if you make a page change, you have to upload the page files and what’s in the BIN folder.
Is this still the case for Visual Studio 2010?
Regards
Tea
Changing only particular files on production environment is never a good idea. You should consider using Publish option awailable from VS Solution Explorer (even if Publish is done into temporary folder and then manualy copied into production). This way you will ensure your development/test version match production and avoid any potential suprises.