Downgrade website mvc 5 to mvc 4.

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Hi,

I want to downgrade my web site mvc 5 to mvc 4 because where I am hosting that, that environment not supports the mvc 5.

Can any one give me the suggestion what could I do or where I have to do changes in my project.

I have done the changes in web.config and app web.config(in views folder).

Thanks.Its urgent.

Posted 3-Apr-15 2:12am

DT_2

Updated 3-Apr-15 4:16am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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Solution 1

Go through the list of what's new[^] in MVC 5 and see if you used any of the new features. If so find alternative approaches.

Build your website in VS2012.

Test it still works.

Deploy.

We cannot provide a deeper level of detail because we can't see your code.
If you hit a specific problem then come back with the code that is causing the problem

Posted 3-Apr-15 4:31am

CHill60

Solution 2

There is no easy way to downgrade if you have used features specific to that release.
The only option you will have is to start by running the same site in an earlier release and then slowly testing every feature.

Posted 3-Apr-15 7:29am

Abhinav S

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DT_2 · Accepted Answer · 2015-04-04T04:06:00

Solution 3

Thank you for your valuable replies.

I have created a MVC 4 application and copied all the MVC 5 C# code in same classes.
It works for me.

Thanks.

Posted 4-Apr-15 4:06am

DT_2