ASPX page resource cannot be found error

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When i try to access .aspx page and try to navigate from cshtml to aspx page. It throws me

The resource cannot be found.

Description: HTTP 404. The resource you are looking for (or one of its dependencies) could have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable. Please review the following URL and make sure that it is spelled correctly.

How to overcome this

Thanks in advance

Posted 26-Sep-13 2:54am

rajeshkool

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Pooja Dhanani 26-Sep-13 9:20am

You are trying to navigate from cshtml to aspx page, via link?

rajeshkool 26-Sep-13 9:41am

Hi Pooja,
I need only aspx page . I want to set the .aspx page in view as start page. when i try to load the .aspx page it throws error 404 resource was not found.

Pooja Dhanani 26-Sep-13 9:46am

From RouteConfig file, whatever the First Controller-Action get called(your start up page), make sure that, that ActionMethod view [View Engine] is created as ASPX (c#), not Razor(CSHTML)

rajeshkool 26-Sep-13 9:50am

can you please provide me a sample code for routeconfig file.

rajeshkool 26-Sep-13 9:52am

I used this code in Global.asax file Pooja
RouteCollection rr = new RouteCollection();
rr.MapPageRoute("AdminPage", "", "~/AdminviewNew.aspx");

rajeshkool 26-Sep-13 10:39am

Yes thank you so much pooja. Its working fine

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