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I'm trying to use the new bundling feature in a project I recently converted from MVC 3 to MVC 4 beta. It requires a line of code in global.asax, BundleTable.Bundles.RegisterTemplateBundles();, which requires using System.Web.Optimization; at the top.

When I do this, I get the red squiggly lines that say, 'Are you missing an assembly reference?' When I try and add reference, and click on the .NET tab in the dialog, sort from A-Z, I do not see System.Web.Optimization.

How do I add this ref to my project? Thanks.

Hao KungIan DavisIan Davis

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The Microsoft.Web.Optimization package is now obsolete. With ASP.NET (MVC) 4 and higher you should install the Microsoft ASP.NET Web Optimization Framework:

• Install the package from nuget:

• Create and configure bundle(s) in App_StartBundleConfig.cs:

• Call the RegisterBundles() function from Application_Start() in your global.asax.cs:

• In your view.cshtml include the Optimization namespace and render the bundle(s):

See http://www.asp.net/mvc/overview/performance/bundling-and-minification for more information

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Version 1.1.x is available, read the release notes: https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.AspNet.Web.Optimization

mhumhu

With the final released version of ASP.Net MVC 4 the approach is as follows:

• Install Microsoft.AspNet.Web.Optimization via nuget (as it is not installed by the framework)

• Create the bundle in Global.asax Application_Start:

• Add the 'System.Web.Optimization' namespace to the 'Views' web.config:

• In your view.cshtml add an include to the bundle created in the last step:

In debug mode, all script files in your directory will render individually; in release mode they will be bundled and minified.

LiamNoel AbrahamsNoel Abrahams

Update (reinstall) the package from nuget, you can use the command:

update-Package Microsoft.AspNet.Web.Optimization -reinstall

Mike Elofson

In my case it was a tfs issue, since tfs exclude binaries, so the Nugget PM find the nugget installed and don't update the library If you have similar issue :

• Go to source control
• Navigate to the ..packagesMicrosoft.Web.Optimization
• Add lib folder (uncheck the exclude binary extensions)
• Update your solution and add the dll reference from the path

NB : the package folder is in the same level of yousolution.sln file

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Using nuget to uninstall System.Web.Optimization in the package manager console like this:

Uninstall-Package Microsoft.AspNet.Web.Optimization

Then reinstalling using:

Install-Package Microsoft.AspNet.Web.Optimization

May solve this problem for you.

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Install it from NUGet through Visual Studio Open Visual Studio 2010 , select Tools-> Library Package Manager-> Package Manager Console

This will open the conslve, paste

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and enter. and you are done

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set in Global.asax application_start (in RELEASE mode etc.) :

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to enable minification and change to false in DEBUG mode to render all script and style files individually.

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