Let me provide some context:
I created a standalone project call "Contact Form". Within this project, I created 2 scripts called "Script1" and "Script2". For "Script1", I use the GUI Builder to create a form. For "Script2", I created another form, this time in code. Both of these scripts call the "doGet()" function.
Anyway, I published "Script1" as a web app, click on the URL and everything is there. Perfect! Now here comes the problem that got me confused. When I publish "Script2" as a web app, the web app URL takes me to "Script1" web app, WHAT!? I'd only see "Script2" web app if I click on "test web app for latest code" link.
Why is this? So my question is this?
Can you publish 2 web apps using 1 project like the way I have it setup? If you could, how are the resources being shared between the 2 web apps?
I know in order to deploy a script as a web app, it must contain the doGet(e) function. How does a project handle multiple files with doGet() functions?
Basically I am confused with project, multiple files within a project, and web app deployment within a project. I read the Google App Scripts Documentation from Google but it doesn't provide the clarification I was looking for. If someone cold shed some light on this, I greatly appreciate it.
