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Custom Action Result does not run ExecuteResult and just returns ToString

Posted by Judy Alvarez Posted on February 28, 2022March 3, 2022
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All of a sudden all of my RSS feeds stopped working on AlternativeTo. All I got was the name of the type I returned from my MVC methods that should return a “RssResult”. After some Googling, I finally found the answer on Stack Overflow as usual.

The problem was that I used version; MVC 2 in some of my projects (the one where the code for the Custom Action Result was located) and version MVC 3 in some others (the web project).

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