I\'m looking for a safe and functionally way to implement areas in MVC 1.0. My application is very big, with something about 150 controllers and 200 views, and at now we have to stay on the MVC 1.0, s
In the recent spirit of isolating stuff and plugging it in via NuGet, does anyone have an idea about how you\'d limit a dependency resolver to just one area i开发者_运维知识库n MVC3? It\'s easy enough
I have a new MVC-2 project where I added the area \'member\'. I created a controller named: \'profile\'.
I wanted to add an extension method to the HtmlHelper class so that developers could generically retrieve and AreaActionLink<T> without having to add the new { area = \"MyArea\" } each time as w
I have a bit of a problem.I have an area called Framed.This area has a home controller.The default for the site also has a home controller.
I have a site that uses Ninject for dependency injection and I have Routing defined within a Bootstrapper class like so:
I have an exising asp.net 开发者_如何学运维MVC app, and I want to add \'Areas\' now. What are the ramifications of this?
A simple task in MVC, sometimes becomes a hard challenge. Well,i have an Area called Admin. I\'ve a page named \"Forbidden\" inside the Shared\'s directory in this area.
How and where do I configure my application so that, when it launches, the action (thus the page to be displayed) be, not in the root structure, but rather in a given area of my choice?
We have an ASP.NET application that\'s partly in MVC (the rest of it being a legacy webforms-based CMS).The application is authenticated via Forms开发者_StackOverflow中文版 Authentication, although an
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