Using HTML5 application in asp MVC C#

Hi
Just trying a wild shot in the dark here..
I am making my own webpage in Visual Studio using an MVC template and uploading to Azure. However, when I try to add my game to my website, I get an error saying that the chh file is not found, even though the path is correct. It suggests I try to add a mime allowing this file to be downloaded, but the search results I found either made no sense, or did not work.

Picture of error page:
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Does anyone use asp MVC, and know what I gotta do?

Solved it.
For future references, doing what the error suggested did work (I had a different problem which caused it not to so had to make a new MVC project).
In the Web.config file:
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I believe this is something you must do in any asp .NET website, and not only the MVC ones.

Google Chrome have something called "DevTools" if you press F12, that will give you a message in console tab about what's wrong. This is available in FireFox and other browsers too (probably), but I have not used them :b
You may also click on the error in the console log and sometimes get a more informative error message from the server about what's wrong (for instance, if your mime types are not correct, the browser will receive a 404, but the server will tell).

I can try give a quick guide out of my head about how to do it:

1) Open WebConfig and insert the stuff in the mime stuff in the picture from second post (if system.webServer and/or staticContent does not exist already, just type them in - exactly as shown).

2) Right click on your project and create a new folder and name it something like Fusion (this folder should now be in the same level as your App_Start folder, App_Data folder, Views folder, etc.).

3) Export your project to your created folder, or export it somewhere and drag/drop it to your new folder. This can be done from inside Visual Studio.

You can try open your game now. Click Preview and enter /Fusion/ProjectName after your localhost:xxxx. If its wrong, try look up the error message, and say it here. Mvc can be really confusing the first few times.

In the end you might not want to have a Fusion folder for all this (maybe you want the Runtime.js in the Script folder, and your game in your own view). You may move these files wherever you want, as long as you correctly update the paths to the MMFCanvas and the Runtime.js.

Ohh.. For my guide to make sense, you must first make an MVC app in visual studio.
Create a new Project and select Web -> ASP .NET Web Application. Give it a name, click OK, and select MVC.
If you are unfamiliar with MVC, then this is gonna be all new. Maybe you can make something simpler by creating some blank ASP .NET web application.