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I am using Microsoft MVC and C#. I have a usercontrol (example.ascx) created and at the top I'm inheriting System.Web.MVC.ViewUserControl<PostTransferViewModel>

Now, while my model name is appended to ViewUserControl, I get "The name 'Model' does not exist in the current context" and "The name 'Html' does not exist in the current context. If I removed the <PostTransferViewModel> from the end of ViewUserControl then everything works fine, but I need <PostTransferViewModel>.

    <%@ Control Language="C#" Inherits="System.Web.Mvc.ViewUserControl<PostTransferViewModel>" %>

<div class="postTransferTank">
    <h2>
        Approved Post Transfers</h2>
    <% if (Model.ApprovedPostTransfers.Count() == 0)
       { %>
    <span class="emptyList">There are currently no approved Post Transfers for this tank.</span><br />
    <% } %>
    <% else
        { %>
    <%=Html.DisplayFor(x => x.ApprovedPostTransfers,"PostTransferList") %>
    <% } %>
    <br />
    <%=Html.ActionLink<PostTransferController>(x => x.NewPostTransfer(), "Enter Post Transfer", new { @class = "create-link" })%>
    <br />
    <% if (Model.DraftPostTransfers.Count() != 0)
       { %>
    <h2>
        Draft Post Transfers</h2>
    <%=Html.DisplayFor(x => x.DraftPostTransfers, "PostTransferList") %>
    <% } %>
</div>
+1  A: 

This forum post has a potential solution to your problem:

Sometimes Intellisense doesn't show up in aspx/ascx/master files if there is a compilation error in the application. If you try running the site and you get a compilation error from ASP.NET, try fixing it and then see if it works.

If the app was previously using ASP.NET MVC Beta and you later changed it to use the fully released version then it's also quite likely that there's a configuration problem. Try comparing the two web.config files in the project (one in the root and one in the Views folder) and see if there are any differences between them.

David Archer