JQuery - ASP.NET and JQuery -

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Do I need to delete code-behind * .cs files to use JQuery with ASP.NET?

If yes, why should I do this?

No.

The server-side behind the code is the jQuery client side. They are two completely different worlds There should be no reason why you need to remove .cs files.


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