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1,411 Pointsroutes question about changing the controller for ASP.Net MVC
So is the ComicBooks used as the name the first part of the ComicBooksController file? I just want to be clear since the view folder is also named ComicBooks. Just want to understand fully what I'm referencing. I assume it is since it is the controller...
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Tim Strand
22,458 PointsNot quite clear what you are asking. Basically in your route its controller/action/id. Typically the View Folder is named the same as the Controller. Then the view is named the same as the action. This allows you to not specify a view path when returning View() from the controller. if your names differ then you would need to specify View(string, string)