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i got stack on my project the problem is after adding new controller class and views for the actions unable to link the views with existing views *

The resource cannot be found

.* i have home and account controller classes which work well and i add new controller class users and i have to action methods index and adduser both have view but anytime when i try to retrieve view from the new controller class it dosnt found the pages. eg <%= Html.ActionLink("users", "Index", "users")%> please help !!!

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You're going to need to provide more information. –  Erik Funkenbusch Mar 24 '12 at 7:33
    
+1. I think it should be mandatory to post some of the code for those who have rep<1000 –  Anubhav Saini Mar 24 '12 at 7:38

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have you created views?

Guideline:

  1. create controller controller_nameController
  2. create action public actionresult action_name(){return View();}
  3. create views Hit ctrl+m, ctrl+v or right click on the action whose view you would like to create.

enter image description here 4. check if you really have created a view named action_name in controller_name folder

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Then you can create links: ("to display text", "action name", "controller name")

Hope this helps.

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yeah i created both the action and the controller i.e Index view and Index action name on users controller –  Teddy Teddy Mar 24 '12 at 7:53
    
@TeddyTeddy - is it called UsersController? or just Users? –  Erik Funkenbusch Mar 24 '12 at 9:25
    
ControllerName in asp.net mvc follows this simple rule: ControllerNameController. e.g. Users controller should be named: UsersController –  Anubhav Saini Mar 24 '12 at 9:45
    
@Anubhav Saini Userscontroller –  Teddy Teddy Mar 24 '12 at 12:39
    
@TeddyTeddy what? if your View Folder Name is Users, your controller name is UsersController! what are you asking? –  Anubhav Saini Mar 24 '12 at 12:42

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