When I use the refactor tool to rename a class (aspx.cs), it changes the "CodeFile" attribute in the corresponding aspx page, but not the "Inherits" attribute.
Refactor -> Rename class
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Refactor -> Rename class
Charles Trivisonno-10yrsofDelphi
Jason -
Where are you invoking the rename from Fom the editor in your aspx.cs file Unfortunately, the refactoring tool does not update references in markup -- you should see a warning dialog with this information when you applied your refactoring. Do you see the "CodeFile" attribute being renamed to the new name of the class This should should still point to the same aspx.cs file that it referenced earlier.
Thanks,
Karen
Montana16
Torsten Pietrek
Similar problem when you copy n' paste a win form, the "copy of" form class is still the same as the original file. Then renaming it causes both the copied from and the "copy of" class to be renamed causing duplicates!