@warren: "Hi
I am trying to debug the code generated for aspx files. The following 
assembly is generated for an aspx page:
App_Web_webform1.aspx.19c0ab3f.kajnxlqq.dll!ASP.main_test_webform1_aspx.ProcessRequest(System.We...
However when I click on the it in the Call Stack window, it says:
   There is no source code available for the current location.
I know the location of the .cs file (in the Temporary ASP.NET Files 
folder). But how can I tell Visual Studio to use that source code file?
Thanks.
Regards
Warren"
    @warren: "Hi Michael
Thanks for your reply. It's a web site of my own and I just want to know 
how ASP.NET works under the hood.
One thing I am wondering is that, since I know where the source code is, 
why doesn't VS let me tell it the path to the code?
Regards
Warren
<quote>"
    @warren: "I can step into the .NET Framework code (such as System.Web, 
System.Web.UI), but the assembly compiled for an aspx page is missed out 
(though symbols loaded). VS cannot locate the source code of the 
assembly, nor does it allow me to tell it even I know it.
<quote>"
    @warren: "I've read that article before. I can make sure that all symbols are 
loaded successfully.
To repro this,
   1. add a line in the Page_Load; set a break point on it; Press F5;
   2. When the vs debugger breaks, select the following assembly from 
call stack window:
App_Web_webform1.aspx.19c0ab3f.kajnxlqq.dll!ASP.main_test_webform1_aspx.ProcessRequest(System.We..
   3. Double click on it, and the error pops up:
      There is no source code available for the current location.
<quote>"
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