问题
I am trying to create a view that loads only for mobile sites. Apparently, adding .mobile to a view name so _Layout.cshtml becomes _Layout.Mobile.cshtml causes that view to be loaded if the device is viewed on a mobile. I have got this working for the very first view my VS project uses - _Layout.cshtml, but then in that file it loads @Html.Partial(MVC.Shared.Views._Header, Model), I would have expected the same thing to happen with this, that it would know to load the _Header.Mobile.cshtml view instead, but it doesn't. Does this mean I have to manually change all the references to views to have .Mobile at the end of them in the views? I thought the point of the .Mobile was that it knew automatically to use this?
回答1:
I would say that you would have to load the partial by name for it to work, you are specifying a particular file there.
you could load it using
@Html.Partial("_Header", Model)
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13342135/appending-mobile-to-end-of-view-name-behaving-erratically