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eddieangel5-Oct-11 11:04
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I think that from an organizational standpoint the issue is that the top level folder structure should be View - Model - Controller. Build your application and see where it places the account view that you are looking for, whether you put it somewhere else or not in the folder structure for Visual studio, when it compiles up it should end up under the deployed views folder, I think.

I don't know for sure though, look and see where the deployed page lands in the folder structure in relation to the "views" folder, which is considered the "top level" folder for your web pages.

Edit: Check out this link in regards to registering areas. For me it all seems a little over complicated, I prefer the classic Model - View - Controller structure with each of those items having relevant subfolders (Model - Account, View - Account, Controller - Account)
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