After manually upgrading an ASP.NET MVC project to MVC4 using these instructions, how do you then set up the new CSS and JavaScript asset bundling and minimization features of the ASP.NET Web Optimization Framework in MVC4? The default templates have this all set up, but how do you do it by hand?
I have two VS projects, one for the main website and one for a “static content” website where all the css, js, images, and other static content will be stored and accessed via a cookieless domain.
We recently upgraded our project from MVC 3 to MVC 4. We are targeting the .NET 4.0 framework, and our web app is 32-bit due to some references we have to include.
I want to change the cache headers sent from a bundle request. Currently it is varying by User-Agent but I don’t want it to, is there a way to change the headers sent by a bundle request?
I have made my first website using MVC 5 which works fine on my local machine but when I publish it to the server some of the CSS is not minifying correctly.
Is it possible to detect a bundle querystring in ASP.NET MVC?
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I’m trying to render a JavaScript bundle using Microsoft’s Web Optimization framework, like this:
Constraints: I’m not using MVC, just regular ol’ .aspx files in my web app. Not using master pages either – each page is a different beast, so that solution isn’t right for me.