Migrating Cut-Up into the View Layer


For most CMS sites, the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files are on a separate development track from view development. Usually, an ASP.NET developer integrates the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code - often referred to as "cutup" - with the view files that render the live pages. In effect, the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code is "cut up" and distributed within the views. When a request is made for a page, these view files piece the cutup back together and serve it to the client as a web page.

To migrate cut-up into a view:
  1. Open the appropriate view in an IDE such as Visual Studio.
  2. Integrate the HTML markup with the view's ASP.Net code.
  3. Save the view.

Next Steps:

Including Legacy File Paths

Note
This topic is only relevant if your organization has developed an MVC solution in versions prior to Ingeniux CMS 10.0 and wish to retain legacy paths.