Is it possible to create an ASP.NET Web Forms Site in Visual Studio 2010? When I go to File > New > Web Site there is no option to create an ASP.NET Web Forms Site. The 2 closest things to it are: ASP.NET Empty Web Site and ASP.NET Web Site.
You must choose File => New => Project... instead and not File => New => Web Site....
Then select the Visual C# / Web Templates group on the left, and then choose the “ASP.NET Web Application” template in the center column. Name your project and press the OK button.
http://www.asp.net/web-forms/tutorials/tailspin-spyworks/tailspin-spyworks-part-1
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I want to create a C# MVC Project, so I choose ASP.NET Web Application. After I select it, there should an option to select MVC. But no. I only have Empty, WebForms and Azure Mobile Service. What about MVC? It should be there. I'm using VS2013 Ultimate Update 4. Thanks.
Start by selecting "ASP.NET Web Application", click on "OK".
You'll then be presented with this dialogue:
Where you can choose to select the template you want (in this case, MVC).
Running Razor, MVC5, .Net 4.5.1. I have no idea what constitutes a "start page" in MVC within the visual studio development environment. How do I set it so that every time I run F5 my home page opens?
Setting a startup page for MVC5 when debugging
This can be done in the Project Properties.
Open Solution Explorer and find the relevant project.
Right-click on the project and choose Properties (or press Alt+Enter).
Navigate to Web -> Start Action.
Explanation
By default an MVC application has the Specific Page radio button selected and the input box is blank. This means that the application will open a browser to the server with no page specified and MVC will use the default route of /Home/Index.
http://localhost:12345/
You can specifiy a different route. For example you could use Home/About (see image).
This would open
http://localhost:123456/Home/About
I am trying to create a new asp.net MVC 4 web application, using the asp.net tutorial.
I create a new project selecting ASP.NET MVC 4 Web Application. But when I tried to add a new controller, first, I didn't find the "Controllers" folder, I created one, and when i tried to add new Controller, I couldn't find that option. I clicked Ctrl+M, Ctrl+C so i got this message: The key combination (ctrl+m, ctrl+c) is bound to command (Controller...) which is not currently available
Note that I'm using Visual Studio 2012 Premium.
Does anyone have any idea about this?
Thanks in advance :)
Could it be you didn't select the "ASP.NET MVC 4 Web Application" template when creating a new project. I just tested: the controller folder is there, even when i selected empty template.
So try this: File -> New -> Project and type in the 'Search installed Templates' searchbox "MVC 4". Select "ASP.NET MVC 4 Web Application".
I created an asp.net project in MVC3 on VS2012. It has AccountController and all other View folders. But i dont see Administrative tool icon on Solution explorer to create an admin. How can i get to this or enable the icon?
If anyone has same problem and they dont see the icon for ASP.NET configuration. You can click on Projects -> ASP.NET configuration. It will open up same site where you can setup admin users.
Can I use Visual Web Studio Express from Microsoft and create web pages that will run on Apache servers?
I mean without the "code behind" stuff, just plain CMS website?
I'm still on VS2008 Pro, but I assume it's the same on VS2010 Express. Just open a plain html file (can be empty) or create a new one. You don't have to create a project or solution to edit it. You should be able to use preview pane, code pane, the css property tools, etc.