But i can't get intellisense working in visual studio because the file type .cshtml has no associated editor. 1. Do i need to install ASP.NET MVC first from http://www.asp.net/mvc so i can get the razor editor? 2. Does my hosting require MVC installation? 3. Performance: which is faster XSLT vs Razor, i know that XSLT uses caching mechanism stored in AppData/umbraco.config but razor seems much more convenient.
Thank yep i installed MVC3, but wondering why before my razor installation, the razor syntax works just fine. Can i safely assume that i do not need to cross check my hosting whether they have installed MVC3. I am just amazed by the ease of use of razor, don't think i'm gonna use XSLT anytime soon anymore :)
Razor .cshtml do i need to install MVC for visual studio
Hi i watched the video
http://blog.percipientstudios.com/2011/3/3/how-to-umbraco-razor-intellisense-and-debugging.aspx
But i can't get intellisense working in visual studio because the file type .cshtml has no associated editor.
1. Do i need to install ASP.NET MVC first from http://www.asp.net/mvc so i can get the razor editor?
2. Does my hosting require MVC installation?
3. Performance: which is faster XSLT vs Razor, i know that XSLT uses caching mechanism stored in AppData/umbraco.config but razor seems much more convenient.
Thank u
Best regards,
Nelsen
you need to install mvc 3 to get the debug option and the editor inside VS
about the cache i'm not sure.
Thank yep i installed MVC3, but wondering why before my razor installation, the razor syntax works just fine.
Can i safely assume that i do not need to cross check my hosting whether they have installed MVC3.
I am just amazed by the ease of use of razor, don't think i'm gonna use XSLT anytime soon anymore :)
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