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R# "cannot resolve view" when changing the default location for views + custom ViewEngine for ASP.net MVC2

We have a project in ASP.net MVC2 were we have our own ViewEngine that overrides were views locations are. Problem is that Resharper 5.1 is not picking up this, of course. Is there anyone who knows of a way to extend R# to pick this up?

I don't want to disable R# to not try to resolve view globally or local with the R# comment. I want to full tooling support.

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Einar Ingebrigtsen Avatar asked Oct 19 '10 09:10

Einar Ingebrigtsen


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R# and Visual Studio don't have support for custom view locations. Imagine views stored in a database for example. You could still write to the R# team and ask to implement this feature in the next version.

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Darin Dimitrov Avatar answered Oct 20 '22 05:10

Darin Dimitrov