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i've noticed when adding views controller methods, dialog doesn't list of model classes. can still generate views , specify model used no longer available in dialogue options.(currently got v2.10.0)

cheers tim

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i've noticed when adding views controller methods, dialog doesn't list of model classes. can still generate views , specify model used no longer available in dialogue options.(currently got v2.10.0)

cheers tim

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i'm not quite following you're doing. can give more detailed description of situation? how related t4mvc? – david ebbo jul 29 '12 @ 3:33
    
if create new method in controller, right click , select add view, dialog (when select type view) doesn't list model classes in model class dropdown. assumed related t4mvc noticed shortly after installing it. – tim jul 30 '12 @ 12:44
    
i wouldn't think affect it. can try clean project , without t4mvc see if makes difference? if does, i'll investigate! – david ebbo jul 30 '12 @ 15:56
    
i have similar problem well, think. of model classes not appear in drop down menu of add view dialog :/ – aaronls oct 17 '12 @ 17:08

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