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I have normal website project. In the past I had the structure of App_Code like this:

  • App_Code
    • ClassA.cs
    • ClassB.cs

All was fine. Till once (because of so many classes in App_Code) I have created the subfolders structure like:

  • App_Code
    • SubFolderA
      • ClassA1.cs
      • ClassA2.cs
    • SubFolderB
      • ClassB1.cs
      • ClassB2.cs

When I did this, my aspx pages stopped to "see" the classes. Exactly in code-behind where the ClassA1 was used, VS sais that the class does not exist.

Sure, I tried to move the classes back directly to the App_Code, but working no more.

My Classes are in no namespace (humble website project), they are Public. I have found the tip for web.config where I tried to set:

    <codeSubDirectories>
     <add directoryName="SubFolderA" />
     <add directoryName="SubFolderB" />
    </codeSubDirectories>

Also not working.

Any tips for help?

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See the link and your walkthroughs. – PiLHA Apr 25 at 20:33

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