I have a public facing website and need to create an \"admin\" site for managing the content of the website.I would like to create an \"Area\" for admin functionality and secure just the Admin area us
I\'m working on the http://mvcforum.codeplex.com project. We have 2 areas, Forum and ForumAdmin. I have a few named routes, to make a nice URL with forum/topic titles in the URL:
As you know, in ASP.NET MVC you can use Areas to categories your application and make it easy to manage and organize your logic.Say if I have controller named \"Teams\" and action named \"Create\", wh
I have an MVC app with two areas, one for each line of business (they share the root codebase).In the root HtmlHelper extensions class I have some generic HtmlHelpers applicable to both areas.Is it po
Since it doesn\'t appear to be support开发者_StackOverflow社区ed natively, what\'s the recommended way of implementing global filters on a per-area basis?The reason it\'s not supported natively is bec
I was able to to use ASP.NET MVC 3 and Ninject 2.2 to inject a logger object into a custom ActionFilterAttribute thanks to the help I received in this post.
I have added a new Area to my MVC3 project and I am trying to link from the _Layout page to the new Area. I have added an Area called \'Admin\' that has a controller \'Meets\'.
I am trying to set up an MVC3 solution using areas, but I want to have my areas in different assemblies.For example, I want a parent assembly that contains shared resources like master pages, style sh
I need to write a web application with ASP.NET MVC 3 that should be completely modular and extensi开发者_高级运维ble. A module/extension would be, for example - a forum, a blog or a content module.
I am running into the following error with my ASP.NET MVC 3 project: Multiple types were found that match