Can VS.NET treat different file extension same as aspx?

[BH]

Is there a way to configure VS.NET so it treats my customized file extension
name as ASPX ? What I'm trying to get at is that when you add a .aspx file,
VS.NET knows to add the code-behind file (.aspx.cs for C# for example) and
display the files with proper formatting. What if I don't want my web file
extension name to be aspx, can I configure VS.NET to recongize that they are
the web files?

Thanks
Bob

[Ryan Trudelle-Schwarz]

"BH" <boba...@yahoo.com> wrote

For creation i think you'll need to make a new template. For displaying and
editing, you can just change the editor it uses:

Right click one of the files and select "open with", then tell it to use
whichever editor you want and tell it to make that the default.

[BH]

Thanks for your reply. I'm interested in the first part. How do I create a
new template? When you add an aspx file, VS.NET actually adds 3 files
linked to each other (aspx, aspx.cs, aspx.resx).

Bob

"Ryan Trudelle-Schwarz" <ryan.pu...@mamanze.com> wrote in message
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[Ryan Trudelle-Schwarz]

"BH" <boba...@yahoo.com> wrote

> Thanks for your reply. I'm interested in the first part. How do I create
a
> new template? When you add an aspx file, VS.NET actually adds 3 files
> linked to each other (aspx, aspx.cs, aspx.resx).

On that I have no idea. Probably some stuff on the web about it though.