Changing the ASP.Net MVC Directory Structure

Question

I have been working with ASP.Net MVC (3) for some time, and I really like it. But one thing that I find a little annoying is to constantly look at the controllers / views / models / script directory. So I am wondering if there is a way to tell MVC to look for files elsewhere?

Maybe someone can tell me how easy it is to group files together with a controller, for example:

Directory: / Membership

• MembershipController
• Logonview
• Logonmodel
• Registerview
• RegisterModel

Regards Olav

Answer 1

I know exactly what you're talking about. Here are the conditions under which I think that the default MVC folder structure is cumbersome:

• I use the model per view approach
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       MyEntityListModel.cs
       MyEntityList.js
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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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• MembershipController
• LogOnView
• LogOnModel
• RegisterView
• RegisterModel

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

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• LogOnView
• LogOnModel
• RegisterView
• RegisterModel

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    public CustomViewEngine()
    {
        ViewLocationFormats = new[]
         {
            "~/Controllers/{1}/{0}.cshtml",

        };
    }
 }

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