Specifying the controller with .Controller<>()

rsnider19

asked at 18 Feb 2014

I see that your class names don't match if MultiSelectController is correct then it should be .Controller<MultiSelectController>(); you can also use .Controller(string) extension, also you can specify all urls manually

at 18 Feb 2014 Omu
I mistyped here, but in my code the class names are correct. The class is in fact called MultiSelectController. I also tried .Controller("MultiSelectController") and the browser throws a 404 where it can't find http://localhost:55699/MultiSelectController/GetItems

at 18 Feb 2014 rsnider19
in asp.net mvc the Controller suffix is removed from the url so using the .Controller(string) it would have to be .Controller("MultiSelect"), so having class IndustryMultilookupController you would have .Controller<IndustryMultilookupController> or .Controller("IndustryMultilookup")

at 18 Feb 2014 Omu
Thanks Man! .Controller("MultiSelect") worked for me!

at 18 Feb 2014 rsnider19

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