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Some 'using' directives in controller are disabled in MVC5. So i could't call Models folder in controller. what should I do?
Make sure that the namespace used in ML_ProductModel.cs file is the same as in your using statement, or even that a namespace clause exists in the class file.
Also make sure that the project containing ML_ProductModel.cs is set to be built before this project (if necessary edit project build order).
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I have a view In ASP MVC With Model StockVM .. but Seems that it bind with Stock Model..I have Re Built Many time But It Refer To Stock Model
Image Of VIEW
It's visual studio IDE problems.
You can restart Visual studio to fix problems.
If intellisense not work correctly after restart , delete all file under this folder : C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\VisualStudio\14.0\ComponentModelCache
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According to the wiki https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/wiki/Building-with-a-custom-toolchain, I can use bazel build hello.cc code. Now I have Installed the croos-tool compiler in local disk. So I want to create a custom CROSSTOOL use new_local_repository. What should I do? Thanks!
If you want to write a custom CROSSTOOL, and you have compiler/linker already installed, just follow the instructions in https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/wiki/Building-with-a-custom-toolchain and when you're done, you can use your crosstool by e.g. bazel build --crosstool_top=//tools/my_custom_crosstool:toolchain //src:hello.
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I need to create a framework using an existing iOS project. That project contains UIControls and their actions.I need to include them as well?.
I have created a project and made it as a framework and embedded it's NIB file in that framework itself.Then I have created another project and added that framework to it.Now I can retrieve the same NIB file, and I have populated that as UI.But while I try to trigger a button(this button outlet and its action are written in framework compile source) action on that NIB it says that button is unrecognized.So I think the NIB(view) and implementation file(controller) are not linked inside a framework as they usually link inside a Xcode project.Please let me know your inferences or the facts you know.
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I like to carry my Views, but do not want to work with # Helper or partialview, gender or anything, but I want my routes pass by my controler
I do not know what is the correct way
Use or not # Helpers?
I can use jquery load to call my controllers to alternative a #renderbody?
You don't need any helpers.. But you should care about something like https://developers.google.com/webmasters/ajax-crawling/#! while working
with mvc if youre from a different world.
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I would like to see the wiring that is going on behind the scenes and double-check that i have defined my relationships correctly.
It's not really clear what you're looking to do with the relationships, but every ActiveRecord subclass defines a method called "reflections" which you could use to inspect all of these relationships. Each reflection tells you what kind of relationship it is, what options there are, and tons of other info.
MyClass.reflections