App_Code/ is not allowed because the application is precompiled

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I recently use VS2005 to move my application to a remote server. When I
attempted to bring up the application I got the "App_Code/' is not allowed
because the application is precompiled". So I deleted that folder from the
remote site. After that the application came up just fine. I closed down
Vs2005 and when I brought it up (my original application) in VS 2005, I get
this warning that the said in essence "the application is pre-compiled and I
should be bring up and modifying this as it may cause the application to not
function". I told it to bring up the application. Now when I attempt to
copile, I get the "App_Code/' is not allowed because the application is
precompiled".

I'm guessing that all this has something to do with me moving my application
to a remote site, but I'm not sure what. I deleted that folder from my
application, had some code in there that I was testing out some code I found
on the net. Now the application compiles just fine.

But when I add a new page to the application, the compiler does not seem to
find errors on the application, such as a missing paragraph of the definition
of an variable. It will not allow me to debug this new web page, I get "No
symbols have been loaded for this document".

So what has happened and how to I fix it?
 
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Alvin Bruney [MVP]

What do you mean by "bring up"? How are you moving those files? You should
be using the publish feature on the Visual Studio build menu to move those
files - assuming you are using the web site template.

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Alvin Bruney
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