Is there a Asp.net MVC View Template that uses WebGrid instead of a <table> ?
I should recommend you to set up a T4 template that generates the code that you want for your MVC View Template. Its pretty easy, have a look at this guide and you should get up and going... http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/ee291528.aspx
Microsoft Visual Studio includes a code generation engine known as T4
(which is short for Text Template Transformation Toolkit). You’ve
probably already used T4 templates in Visual Studio without even
knowing they were working behind the scenes.
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I'm developing an application with ASP.NET MVC, in my view I'm using Razor as a template engine for my server side code. I was searching for a template engine for my client side code and I found Vash. as you probably know Vash has a pretty clean syntax like Razor.
I am just curious if it is possible to use both of them in the same view file?
Is it possible to use ASPX view engine with MVC 5?
We have a product using MVC 4 on ASPX view engine and we want to migrate to MVC 5, however, when I create a new project in VS 2013, select MVC and try to add a new View, I don't see any option to add a view using ASPX View Engine. Has Microsoft stopped with ASPX View Engine? Is there any way to still use ASPX?
This is what a blog post regarding the release of VS2013 said: "The HTML editor used by Razor files (.cshtml and .vbhtml) as well as normal HTML files has been replaced with entirely new code. Web Forms (.aspx and .ascx) involve significantly more complexity and did not fit into a well-polished release for Visual Studio 2013, so they will be updated in an upcoming product release. " Source:http://blogs.msdn.com/b/webdev/archive/2013/06/27/html-editing-features-in-visual-studio-2013-preview.aspx
It's installed by default. just check out the ViewEngines.Engines collection. Its output are:
System.Web.Mvc.WebFormViewEngine
System.Web.Mvc.RazorViewEngine
I am trying to create a new project for ASP.net MVC application (2.0) in MS Visual Studio 2008.
It is creating application with Razor as default view engine. It is not asking for choosing view engine, it is just asking whether the test project is required or not
Please help me on this
MVC 2.0 doesn't have razor engine. Razor engine only exist only in mvc3 on wards
however on switching view engines this topic might help you
http://dotnet.dzone.com/news/switching-aspx-razor-view
I test the DevExpress (DX) ASP.NET
I want to make website with DX and Razor view.
When I create a new Web Project. I can choose between :
DXperience v12.2 ASP.NET Web Application
DXperience v12.2 ASP.NET MVC Web Application
In the choice 1, I can't choose the view language, Visual Studio create an ASPX website.
If I choose MVC, in the creation wizard, I can choose Razor or ASPX.
My question is can I create a website using Razor view without the MVC ?
I don't know the MVC pattern and be affraid to learn it now, I don't understand the logic inside it...
Depending on what you are specifically looking to do, you should check out RazorEngine - it lets you render HTML from Razor without alot of the scaffolding that you will have to do in order to use Razor like MVC uses Razor...
We have an existing ASP.Net Web Application. I would like to create an ASP.Net MVC Razor Application where the two applications will work together. A single Master Page would contain menu items that can call .aspx pages as well as Razor .cshtml pages.
I have seen an example using MvcContrib Portable areas utilizing Routing. This particular example has .aspx pages in both (the MVC was not Razor).
Is there an example out there that will show the two running side-by-side and the MVC is Razor? It would be best if I could download a visual Studio Solution so that I can run this.
I am not sure if the MvcContrib way is the latest and best way to achieve this.
I do not want to go Hybrid!
You don't need any other external librarry. You can always convert the existing ASP.NET web forms Project to be a Hybrid one which uses webforms and MVC. You need to add the required MVC assembly references and make some changes to the web.config and you are all set. Scott has a simple and awesome blog post about this where he explains how to do the conversion.
I scribbled a note about how to enable the MVC specific Context menu( Add Controller / Add View) in the hybrid project after conversion here