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I’m deploying a site for the first time and after the initial upload of my files and a succesfull run through the site, I noticed that no further changes I was making to the CS files was making a difference on refreshes of the pages. I know i have to build my solution locally before seeing changes to CS, but i have no remote installation of visual studio on this server or anything, i’m just uploading files through FTP
what do I need to do? resetting IIS and editing the web config didn’t help
It depends on the project type. Is it a web site or web application? Web sites dynamically compile (e.g. asp.net watches files and if .cs or .config files change, it will reload the site), web apps precompile into DLLs. It sounds like you have a web application though, so you’ll have to deploy the DLLs instead of the cs files. In fact you do not need any cs files on your server in this case.
Just recompile locally, look in the bin directory of your web app, sort by last modified and you’ll see the DLLs that get updated – these should get moved to the corresponding bin folder of your server