@Jeremy
I have been using Glimpse which has a routes plugin that allows me to
see all the available routes as well as which route was used to
service the request. But when a 404 occurs this tool is useless as
nothing is sent back in the response.
I guess I need some error handling in place that will provide some
details about the routing.
On Jul 3, 4:07 am, Jeremy Skinner <
jer...@jeremyskinner.co.uk> wrote:
> My experience with portable areas is very limited, but my understanding is
> that this should work just fine (a portable area is just a regular area with
> some additions, so it should be completely possible to use them side by
> side).
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> If one works but the second doesn't, then this suggests to me that you may
> have a routing problem. If the first area is always swallowing the route
> then it'll prevent the second from handling it. Have you tried using Phil
> Haack's RouteDebugger to see whether the URL is being handled by the correct
> area?
>
> Jeremy
>
> On 2 July 2011 20:42, JBeckton <
jbeck...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > Is it possible to use Portable Areas as well as the local Areas that
> > are embedded into the main MVC application?
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> > I am really struggling to get this to work. I can get a Portable Area
> > named Blogs to work but then if I add a local Area named Admin it does
> > not work.
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> > Going the other way if I set up a local Area named Admin then a
> > Portable Area named Foo the Portable Area does not work.
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> > I am on MVC 3, .Net 4
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