November 2016
Intermediate to advanced
326 pages
6h 1m
English
We were returning a simple string from the controller. Although that explains the concept of how the Controller and action method works, it is not of much practical use.
Let us create a new action method by the name, Index2:
public IActionResult Index2() {
return View(); // View for this 'Index2' action method
}
Now, we have created the action method that returns a View. But we still have not added the View for the same. By convention, ASP.NET MVC would try to search for our View in the folder Views\{ControllerName}\{ActionMethod.cshtml}. With respect to the preceding example, it will try to search for Views\Home\Index2.cshtml. Please note that the name of the controller folder-is Home , not HomeController. Only the prefix is needed ...
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