Controller / Routing Issue

Hello,

I am working on a solution which calls a view through the following line of code @Html.Action("SecProvRev", "Catalog", new { productId = Model.Id })

I have added the relevant controller method and routing action to the solution, however on load of the page, I recieve an error stating

"A public action method 'SecProvRev' was not found on controller 'Nop.Web.Controllers.CatalogController'."

Has any one ever experienced this error before or aware of a fix? Any help is appreciated.
Thank you in advance!

JessicaRaper.pja wrote:

Paste here your added code. Over check pronunciation of method and signature ..... no need to write route ..it will work as child action

[NopHttpsRequirement(SslRequirement.No)]
        public ActionResult SecProvRev(int productId)
        {
            var product = _productService.GetProductById(productId);
            if (product == null || product.Deleted || !product.Published || !product.AllowCustomerReviews)
                return RedirectToRoute("HomePage");

            var model = new ProductReviewsModel();
            PrepareProductReviewsModel(model, product);
          

            if (_workContext.CurrentCustomer.IsGuest() && !_catalogSettings.AllowAnonymousUsersToReviewProduct)
                ModelState.AddModelError("", _localizationService.GetResource("Reviews.OnlyRegisteredUsersCanWriteReviews"));

            model.AddProductReview.Rating = _catalogSettings.DefaultProductRatingValue;
            return View(model);
        }

is the current code.

The problem lies when running it on a server, when running this solution locally it seems to work fine..

currently trying your suggestion, will post results.

JessicaRaper.pja wrote:

For server===> clear cache and don't forget restart the iis server and application.

Upon first upload to the IIS server, the application works fine with no errors at all, its upon restart of the IIS server that I get the error I'm querying about

JessicaRaper.pja wrote:

Check is there any plugin that use Nop.Web.dll and contains it its own folder. It may replace your current Nop.Web.dll

"any plugin that use Nop.Web.dll and contains it its own folder"

What do you mean?

How to tell if my plugin is doing that?

Experiencing similar problem of routing on IIS restart. All works fine before.

robbyr wrote:

Yes. If you Nop.Web as reference in your plugin and then make sure from properties copy local =false.  See the image

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Note: It will by default  copy local =true. and then will create a Nop.Web.dll in you plugin folder.

sohel wrote:

Thanks Man!

Nop.Web.dll is in my PLUGIN. In what situations a plugin would need Nop.Web.dll?