Hi René,

are you perhaps in debug mode? If so, then click on stop and check if it works now.

Best,

Sören

Hi René

Hmm, coming to think of it - have you right clicked the "controllers" folder and chosen to "include" it in your project? If not then try doing it and see if that works?

/Jan

Hi

Sören - I am not in debug mode, so thats is not the problem.

Jan - The folder is included in the project.

Maybe it is done in a different way in VS 2013? Should i use "add new item" which gives me a lot of different choices?

// René

Hi René,

a surface controller is a class. If you can use "add new item" you can do this and choose "class".

Best,

Sören

Hi Sören

Could it be "Web API Controller Class (v2.1) or (v1)?

// René

Hi René,

can you choose "MVC 4-Controllerclass" or a simple "Class". It should be possible to choose a simple "Class" and use this.

Best,

Sören

Hi Sören

I can choose:

Visual C# -----> Code -----> Class (An empty class declaration).

It creates a file like this "file.cs" with this default code:

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Web;

namespace Refica.Controllers
{
    public class Class1
    {
    }
}

Would that be the correct one?

// René

Hi Sören

That's perfect. Thanks!

// René

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