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Re: Custom base view page that inherits from mvc viewpage<> doesn't work
Yes. The trick is to declare the base page using the raw .net format type specification which looks something like this MyNamespace.MyCustomBaseViewPage`1[[MyNameSpace.Models.MyCustomModel, AssemblyName]] Worst case, get the type of your base class using GetType() and that will have the proper type name.
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Re: Is MVC 2 Intellisense broken?
I tried placing the dlls, xml, etc in their own directory and still no luck.
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on 9/3/2009
Re: Upgraded to V2 Preview 1 and lost all my intellisense
Why was this moved to the VS 2008 Forum? Maybe I need to be clearer. I upgraded to the latest version of the MVC library and now I don't have any MVC related intellisense. I still have intellisense for regular html tags, aspnet controls, etc. Just not my Html helpers or the model class.
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on 9/2/2009
Is MVC 2 Intellisense broken?
Regardless of whether I set my project to reference the MVC 1 source code or direct dlls, I can get MVC related intellisense for my HTML helpers and model object. But not with MVC 2.0. I still have regular intellisense for the html and aspnet tags, just not anything related to MVC. I downgraded back to the MVC 1 source code, and my MVC related intellisense is back. Any ideas?
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Re: Is MVC 2 Intellisense broken?
Thanks for the help. 1) In my case, System.Web.Mvc.xml is installed under Program Files (x86)\Microsoft ASP.NET\ASP.NET MVC 2\Assemblies 2) I do NOT have that registry entry. 3) I've tried both referencing the 2.0 System.Web.MVC and the mvc source code project. Depending on whether I reference the dll directly or the source code project, I fixup all the other references to System.Web.MVC like in web.config, etc to be either 2.0.0.0 or 2.0.0.1 so that they don't clash. App compiles, works
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Re: Is MVC 2 Intellisense broken?
I do have that other registry entry If I create a brand new mvc 2 web app, intellisense does work there. I copied the 2.0 system.web.mvc.xml file to my bin directories, and it still doesn't work. I just can't get 2.0 mvc intellisense to work in an existing solution upgraded from mvc 1.0. I've already tried referencing the system.web.mvc dll directly just like the new mvc 2 test app I created for you. What else could be different?
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Upgraded to V2 Preview 1 and lost all my intellisense
I'm referencing the source code for mvc and not the direct dlls. I fixed up all the version numbers, the app compiles and runs. Except now at design time, I have no intellisense in my aspx files. Any ideas?
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on 9/1/2009
Re: Using datepickers etc with MVC?
[quote user="gerrylowry"] Therefore, you also need to add an appropriate <noscript></noscript> alternative. A message such as "this site requires JavaScript" is not appropriate imo. [/quote] Sure it would be nice to be able to support those users that insist on having javascript off. But in order to do so AND also design as rich and fast a site for most other users, doesn't that really mean that one would be committing to building TWO sites within one? Want to
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on 7/8/2009
BuildManagerWrapper suggestion?
I normally only rely on exceptions for those situations that just should not happen. However, BuildManagerWrapper, throws these alot as it tries all the various directories looking for a view. So if I turn on to drop into code on any exception, I have to F5 through a TON of these, so many that it's just useless. I added the following code: #if DEBUG if (! File .Exists( HttpContext .Current.Server.MapPath(virtualPath); )) return null ; #endif to the BuildManagerWrapper just before the call to
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Re: I really wish search actually worked
Thanks. I've tried google search and it does work but I don't see how I can use google to JUST search within the MVC forum. I'm trying to weed out all the regular aspnet clutter.
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on 6/29/2009
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