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Why does the webpart on my site not change?
The webpart showed everything I implemented in there so I thought it works. The problem is, that when I make changes on the webpart and deploy it again, the webpart on the site won’t change. Even if i add the webpart again, the changes won’t be there.
If you update the web application’s alternate access mappings to change a host header, switch to an SSL URL, or change a port number, SharePoint Server will not automatically update your IIS bindings to match.
On the Web Applications menu, click the web application you want to unextend, click Delete, and then click Remove SharePoint from IIS Web Site. On the Remove SharePoint From Web Site page, click the web application you want to unextend. In the Select IIS Web site and zone to remove list, click the IIS website and zone you want to remove.
How to extend a web application to a SharePoint Server?
Click the web application you want to extend. On the ribbon, click Extend. In the IIS Web Site section, if you have already created an IIS website with the appropriate bindings for SharePoint Server to use, click the Use an existing IIS Web site option and select the IIS website from the list.
Why is my web application not updating after deployment?
Usually a change on label does not require to restart IIS. So, it either browser cache (which you did clear) or anything else, e.g. wrong file/directory. Try to change and manually update the same file via ftp/remote session.
Can a web part be deployed in Visual Studio?
I have created several custom web parts in a Visual Studio solution which deploys to my development environment site perfectly directly through Visual Studio.
How to deploy / update / upgrade existing SPFX webpart to Microsoft team?
In this article, you will learn how to deploy, update, or upgrade an existing SPFx Web Part to Microsoft Team. Recently, I had been trying to deploy the SPFx web part for Microsoft Teams tab. I had followed this link to create the web part and deploy and install on Microsoft Teams.