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Adding files to visual Studio.net issue
Hello,
I have source code of a web application in donkey folder. There are lot of subfolders for images and other .aspx files etc.
There is not Visual studio.net solution file. Now I created a new project from VS.net 2003.
1. I clicked on new and selected New Project then selected C#, ASP.net then location I gave as Donkey folder. Though I can see the solution created in the folder and I clicked on Show all files, I am not able to see all the files.
Do I need to manually add all the subfolders and the files in the root directory to the project or is there any way to do that.
Pls help
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After you select "Show All Files," you can highlight the folders you wish to include in the project, right-click and select "Include in Project." Alternatively, you may right-click on the project and select "Add Existing Item...", then browse to the files you wish to include and add them to the project.
Phil Weber
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Thanks Phil.
the issue is that after I click on show all files I am not able to see the folders I have in my project directory. My question is, how do I add all the subfolders./files into my project directory
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I don't know, I am not able to reproduce the behavior you describe. "Show All Files" should show all files and folders under the project directory. You might try creating a new project in a different location and using "Add Existing Item" to recreate the existing project.
Phil Weber
http://www.philweber.com
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I do not offer free assistance by e-mail. Thank you!
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