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When I installed ASP.NET and web development && .NET Core cross-platform development in Visual Studio 2019, I can't find web application (Model-View-Controller) in the list of ASP.NET Core web application.
You didn't go far enough. Go ahead and select ASP.NET Core Web Application:
Then click the Next button and fill out the "Configure your New Project" form.
Click the Create button. You'll then get this dialog:
If you're still not seeing the ASP.NET Core Web Application project template, open the Visual Studio Installer and check the payloads:
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How do create asp.net mvc web application without any package type Owin, Twitter and the like? I created ASP.Net MVC web application and watch the project is too big = ~ 110-120 MB. It's too large file size. It is clear that the need to remove packages. What to do?
While creating the MVC project, click the "Change Authentication" button and select "No Authentication".
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When I want to create new project for a website in VS13 I cannot see the ASP.NET MVC 5 I don't know it exactly. If anyone can suggest me what should I use as project ?
My project kind of e-commerce so what will be the best for it to use ?
Thanks for any help.
I mean it doesn't show like on this img
Visual studio 2013 does not have separate project types.
To create MVC5 project, you need to select Framework 4.5 or higher for ASP.NET Web Application template.
Create project by selecting ASP.NET Web Application
SELECT MVC Template
and than check the dll version in bin folder(Or in references)
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I just created an empty web application in Visual Studio 2013.
From then on, how would I add MVC and/or Web API capabilities similar to how we're able to specify those when creating a project?
In another somewhat similar case, I created an MVC app with no authentication (i.e., users don't log in to the site). How do I modify/set up this project to implement individual users and add Web API capabilities?
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I have recently started programming with Asp.Net MVC 4. I have downloaded Visual Studio 2010 from Microsoft DreamSpark and a "Standard" Microsoft Server 2008 R2. Now I installed the Server into a VirtualBox on Promiscuous Network (thus allowing it to talk to my whole network) and next I want to use it to test my applications.
Can you point me to good resources that tell me how to set up the server best for this?
Thank you so much for your help.
This is a walk-through about creating an intranet site using asp.net MVC, IIS 7 and visual studio 2010.
It worked out for me great.
regards
This link is for MVC 3, but it still applies to you. http://www.asp.net/mvc/mvc3
It includes everything including the Razor engine.
Installation and Help
•Install ASP.NET MVC 3 using the Web Platform Installer (recommended) http://www.microsoft.com/web/gallery/install.aspx?command=getinstallerredirect&appid=MVC3
•Install ASP.NET MVC 3 using the installer executable http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=208140
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Is there a way that I can run a ASP.NET MVC Project on godaddy.com shared web hosting?
As a developer who has deployed an MVC project on GoDaddy's ASP.NET shared hosting, I can tell you with certainty that you can do this, and it's quite easy.
First, make sure that you've gotten
a GoDaddy windows hosting plan (they
sell both Linux and Windows plans).
Next, make sure that you've set the hosting account to use ASP 2.0/3.0/3.5 (this is enabled by default AFAIK -- but you need to make sure it's set to this if you've changed it in the past). You set this by clicking 'Manage Account' / Content / IIS Settings.
Next, make sure your MVC project is
set to copy the MVC .dll's to your
bin directory. ASP.NET MVC (as of
the beta) now puts these assemblies
in the GAC by default. You'll
need to change this for your
project. Information on how to do
this is on Phil Haack's website,
here.
Last, just publish your site and
upload.
It really should be that easy. Please leave a comment if you have any issues.