I am facing an issue about the razor file shows an error message:
"The name 'model' does not exist in the current context'
I tested many solution but still cannot fix it.
Situation:
My Solution
-- Main project (installed umbraco) - not that issue
-- project A for website A (empty project) - issue occur
-- project B for website B (empty project) - issue occur
This is not related to Umbraco but you are trying to add a view in-class library project.
You can make an API controller and surface controller for Umbraco and class files in the class library project. for the view, Your project must be a Web Application for IntelliSense to work properly. Web Application is just a special class library.
Umbraco new project razor issue
I am facing an issue about the razor file shows an error message: "The name 'model' does not exist in the current context'
I tested many solution but still cannot fix it.
Situation: My Solution -- Main project (installed umbraco) - not that issue -- project A for website A (empty project) - issue occur -- project B for website B (empty project) - issue occur
How can i solve this error message?
Hello stephencai,
if you are using visual studio then in an empty project install Umbraco.core library from NuGet Umbraco core
and second thing if you already install the core repos in the class library project then add the reference to your website project.
Hope that will help, Ronak Panchal.
tried to install the Umbraco.core library and added the reference. But the error still there.
Have you added the namespace?
Hi ronak,
Sorry for late reply.
Do you mean "@using XXXX"? There is my project structure.
Hello stephencai,
This is not related to Umbraco but you are trying to add a view in-class library project.
You can make an API controller and surface controller for Umbraco and class files in the class library project. for the view, Your project must be a Web Application for IntelliSense to work properly. Web Application is just a special class library.
Hope you that may help,
Ronak Panchal.
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