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No, but you can compile your code behind in to a DLL, and then publish the project to another location that you can let the other user work on it. &nbsp;They will only see the aspx pages, and a .dll file in the bin folder, no code behind files.
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No, but you can compile your code behind in to a DLL, and then publish the project to another location that you can let the other user work on it.  They will only see the aspx pages, and a .dll file in the bin folder, no code behind files.

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how do you go about doing this?
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Is it possible to define a user somehow such that they can log in and edit content only on a ASPX page without the chance of them screwing the code-behind or any of the templates?
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Is it possible to define a user somehow such that they can log in and edit content only on a ASPX page without the chance of them screwing the code-behind or any of the templates?

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