Move folder to other folder programed by ASP.NET mvc5

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When I moved ASP.NET MVC5 project folder from "D:\EAMser\EAMser\EAMser" to "E:\EAMser", the views are not properly linked with their respective controllers. When i compile the page, the URL generated is incorrect, such as "https://localhost:44312/Views/Home/About.cshtml" when i correct it on explorer link to "https://localhost:44312/Home/About".It is work.

when i go go to view About and click Right-click i can not show go to controller.

How i can resolved it

Thank you for helping me.

What I have tried:

Update the project references
Rebuild the solution

Posted 8-Dec-23 6:44am

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Updated 8-Dec-23 9:04am

Andre Oosthuizen

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Richard MacCutchan 8-Dec-23 14:04pm

Since you have changed the project layout you have probably destroyed a number of links. So you need to go through the complete project to see which ones are causing problems.

[no name] 8-Dec-23 14:54pm

Worst case, you copy the parts (one at a time) into a new project. ("Add item") Compare that to time already spent / not used.

Richard Deeming 11-Dec-23 4:28am

MVC doesn't link to views; it links to controller actions.

If you're trying to link directly to a view, then you're doing it wrong.

But since there's virtually no details here, nobody can help you.

Maciej Los 30-Dec-23 13:22pm

5ed!

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