Browser-sync: Using it with asp.net web MVC application
It is possible to use browser-sync with an asp.net MVC application.
nim23
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Are you stating that you've used it successfully with ASP.net?
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On 25 Nov 2013, at 15:59, nim23 [email protected] wrote:
It is possible to use browser-sync with an asp.net MVC application.
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shakyShane
on 25 Nov 2013
No just asking if it's possible to use browser-sync with ASP.net applications.
nim23
on 25 Nov 2013
Yeah sure - just run browser-sync WITHOUT the server option & it'll give you a HTML snippet that you can paste into the footer of your website.
shakyShane
on 25 Nov 2013
Thanks,
nim23
on 26 Nov 2013
You can run something like:
browser-sync start --proxy "localhost:12345" -files "files/**/*.css"
This will run browser-sync and proxy the IIS Express instance you have running on port 12345 in the case of the example.
DuNuNuBatman
on 21 Feb 2015
@shakyShane Can you share an example? Mine doesn't get the port i give because probably it is used by IIS.
Edit: I understand a little late. It serves from proxy. Great.
ghost
on 25 Dec 2017
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You can run something like:
browser-sync start --proxy "localhost:12345" -files "files/**/*.css"This will run browser-sync and proxy the IIS Express instance you have running on port 12345 in the case of the example.