So, I know that if I make my scripts a .vb instead of a .txt, then format it properly, I get an actual .NET script.
Is there something I can look at (example, otherwise) that I can use as a guide to ensure that I am making true .net webpages? Before I switch my system over from Win2k8 to Win7, I'm curious if I were to get HS to loadup all my pages as .NET webpages, if they will load faster.
I realize the first time they load, they should be as slow as they are acting right now, but afterwards, they should be faster. I'm also thinking, then if I were to switch rover over to .NET will run faster, as it will be in ram and precompiled, instead of having to be generated each time.
Thanks!
--Dan
Is there something I can look at (example, otherwise) that I can use as a guide to ensure that I am making true .net webpages? Before I switch my system over from Win2k8 to Win7, I'm curious if I were to get HS to loadup all my pages as .NET webpages, if they will load faster.
I realize the first time they load, they should be as slow as they are acting right now, but afterwards, they should be faster. I'm also thinking, then if I were to switch rover over to .NET will run faster, as it will be in ram and precompiled, instead of having to be generated each time.
Thanks!
--Dan
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