My boss said "Varro, don't dare to use layouts folder or the custom form will be available to the farm, that's not good", so yesterday i tried to create an application page and deploy it using a module. So, when you create an application page in a SharePoint project, Visual Studio automatically creates the layouts mapped folder and puts the .aspx file there.
After that you can easily drag and drop the aspx file in the module and continue to work the file under the module itself... theorically.
When i dragged the page into the module, only HTML and General tabs were available on the ToolBox panel, and the ASP and SharePoint elements inserted in the page were marked as unexisting in the code behind.
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| The problem |
I started looking around for a possible solution on the web (moreover i was working on a customer VM used by other people, so don't know what happened on this VM) and tried almost everything.
After a hour i clicked on
View Markup and... magically the problem solved. I tested the whole process on a new solution on my local machine and i haven't met the same problem.
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| The solution |
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| The proof |
Morality is: if you have this issue, before risking to waste time trying everything, try this "trick".
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