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I am using the Ajax Control Toolkit for ASP.NET.

Whenever I make a change in my code (that has nothing to do with the Ajax control) and republish a project, it seems all the language folders of the Ajax control toolkit are republished UNNECESSARILY.

How do I avoid this? And are these folders necessary at all in the first place if my page is in English only?

2>Publishing folder bin/ar...
2>Publishing folder bin/cs...
2>Publishing folder bin/de...
2>Publishing folder bin/es...
2>Publishing folder bin/fr...
2>Publishing folder bin/he...
2>Publishing folder bin/hi...
2>Publishing folder bin/it...
user776676
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  • possible dupe: [MS Visual Studio: How to exclude certain Project Folders from publishing? - Stack Overflow](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6104818/ms-visual-studio-how-to-exclude-certain-project-folders-from-publishing) – MikeM Jan 10 '13 at 20:12
  • did you find an answer to this? – Leandro Bardelli Nov 12 '14 at 18:09

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simply if you are not using them in your development, delete them all and just keep the one that you are using, I remember doing that, just copying what I really used

side note: I recommend stop using the ajax control toolkit because it is not recommended by microsoft any more long time ago and event microsoft officially stopped using it and used instead jquery

Muhammad Nour
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