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Asked: 2026-05-11T17:31:02+00:00

Important Update Since the release of MVC 2.0 Preview 1 this feature has been

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Important Update
Since the release of MVC 2.0 Preview 1 this feature has been implemented as the part of the actual framework itself in the form of Areas. More details available on Phil Haack’s blog here

I have a controller called ListManagerController. This controller contain an ActionResult method called Index(). When I right cick on Index in Visual Studio and select Add View the new view is created in /Views/ListManager/Index.

However I want the Index view and all subsequent views to be created in /Views/Manage/ListManager/. How would I accomplish this?

Edit: It was pointed out that this question is a duplicate of the question posted here. It seems my searching skills failed me initially.

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  1. Editorial Team

    The location of views is tied to the ViewFactory you are using. AFAIK the web forms view engines does not support areas [Manage in your example].

    Spark supports this and is very clean, you can also mix and match web forms and spark views so you don’t have to recreate all your views.

    UPDATE: Looks like Phil Haack has a blog post on how to achieve this. His code is for the RC, but I think that should compile fine against ASP.NET MVC RTM.

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