To call a view that is located in a different folder from an ASP.NET MVC4 controller, you can use the View method with a path to the view. Here's an example:
Suppose you have a controller called MyController and a view called MyView located in a folder called Views/OtherFolder:
public class MyController : Controller { public ActionResult Index() { return View("Views/OtherFolder/MyView.cshtml"); } } In this example, we call the View method with the path to the MyView view, which is located in the Views/OtherFolder folder.
Note that you need to provide the full path to the view, including the .cshtml extension. If the view is located in a subfolder of the Views folder, you can include the folder name in the path, separated by forward slashes ("/").
You can also use the ~ symbol to refer to the root of your application, like this:
return View("~/Views/OtherFolder/MyView.cshtml"); This will work regardless of the physical path of your application.
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// Code snippet public ActionResult CustomView() { return View("~/Views/CustomFolder/CustomView.cshtml"); } Description: Calls a view from a different folder by providing the full path to the view file in the return View() statement.
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// Code snippet public ActionResult AnotherPartialView() { return PartialView("~/Views/Shared/AnotherFolder/PartialView.cshtml"); } Description: Invokes a partial view from a different folder using the PartialView method and specifying the full path.
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// Code snippet public ActionResult SpecificFolderView() { return View("~/Views/Folder1/SubFolder/SpecificView.cshtml"); } Description: Returns a view from a specific folder structure by providing the full path in the return View() statement.
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// Code snippet public ActionResult RelativePathView() { return View("../OtherFolder/RelativeView.cshtml"); } Description: Calls a view from a different folder using a relative path in the return View() statement.
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// Code snippet public ActionResult DifferentAreaView() { return View("~/Areas/AnotherArea/Views/AnotherController/DifferentAreaView.cshtml"); } Description: Invokes a view from a different area by providing the full path with the area name in the return View() statement.
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// Code snippet public ActionResult SharedFolderView() { return View("~/Views/Shared/SharedFolder/SharedView.cshtml"); } Description: Invokes a view from a shared folder by providing the full path in the return View() statement.
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