<div class="product-no-reviews">
<a href="@Url.RouteUrl("ProductReviews", new { productId = Model.ProductId })">@T("Reviews.Overview.First")000</a>
</div>
Like this I add 000, and save. Do I need publish again, then can see the change at front end? Because I couldn't see change at the front end.
Alway need publish when change anything?
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greatosale1 wrote:
No for view change you need not publish each time. You can copy the specific view from the correct location and upload it to the same location on the server. The change you have done to the _ProductReviewOverview.cshtml and it will show only if the product does not have any rating.
<div class="product-no-reviews">
<a href="@Url.RouteUrl("ProductReviews", new { productId = Model.ProductId })">@T("Reviews.Overview.First")000</a>
</div>
Like this I add 000, and save. Do I need publish again, then can see the change at front end? Because I couldn't see change at the front end.
<a href="@Url.RouteUrl("ProductReviews", new { productId = Model.ProductId })">@T("Reviews.Overview.First")000</a>
</div>
Like this I add 000, and save. Do I need publish again, then can see the change at front end? Because I couldn't see change at the front end.
No for view change you need not publish each time. You can copy the specific view from the correct location and upload it to the same location on the server. The change you have done to the _ProductReviewOverview.cshtml and it will show only if the product does not have any rating.
