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I have worked on MVC3 before. But am having a hard time finding where a given controller action is being called.<br />
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We use Ajax and I wonnder if that may be the reason it's hard for me to find.<br />
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I search for &quot;MyActionName(&quot; but it doees not show up.<br />
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Any suggestions?<br />
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Thanks.
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I have worked on MVC3 before. But am having a hard time finding where a given controller action is being called.

We use Ajax and I wonnder if that may be the reason it's hard for me to find.

I search for "MyActionName(" but it doees not show up.

Any suggestions?

Thanks.

Trouble finding where a Controller Action is being called

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