using System.Web.Mvc is greyed out

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using System.Web.Mvc; greyed out

is greyed out therefore affecting my project. I don't know why it is greyed out because i am clearly using it my project. when i run the same project on another machine

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using System.Web.Mvc; greyed out

is not greyed and project works fine. what could i possibly be missing on my computer??

please see screenshot here, it shows how i am using standard mvc.net but is in red as it is not being recognised .. please help

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Posted 16-Jun-15 23:22pm

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F-ES Sitecore · Answer 1 · 2015-06-16T23:41:00

You're using a plug-in called ReSharper and the reason the "using" is greyed out is because it isn't currently being used in that class file so can be deleted.

The things that are red have an underline menu when you hover over them, and showing the menu will give you the option to add the correct "using" at the top and\or assembly reference.

Namespaces, classes etc are all basic .net 101 so it might be worth going through a book on c# to get an understanding of the basics before you try more advanced coding.