I'm coming from JavaScript, and I know that { } is an object literal, not needing to require the new Object call; I'm wondering if it's the same with C# in the {"id",id}, {"saveChangesError",true} ...

The Model of SearchResults.aspx is an instance of PersonSearch; when the request for a new page arrive (a GET request), the action method should take it and compute the new results. [AcceptVerbs(H...

I have a view which I show result of a search and sort in a paged list. I add column headers as links to be enable the user to sort based on a column this way: <tr> <th> @Html.Actio...

I have an actionlink in view, I need it to pass parameter containing hyphen (-). Changing the name convention is not possible. How do I do this? <li>@Html.ActionLink("abc", "abc", "abc", new...

I have a "Thingy" controller for that looks like: [HttpPost] public ActionResult DeleteConfirmed(long? id) { // <Validate ID, delete associated records> return RedirectToAction("Index", "T...

I have a need to use ActionLink to link to ann edit screen for my ViewModel A. A has a composite key, so to link to it, the route values will have to have 3 pramaters, like this: <%: Html.Acti...

The very famous ActionLink: <%: Html.ActionLink("Back to List", "Index")%> Now, this link is in my Details view. The Index view is a search page. The URL of that looks like this: http:/...

All, Getting to grips with ASP.NET MVC. So far, so good, but this one is a little nuts. I have a view model that contains a dictionary of attributes for a hyperlink, used like this: menu = model...

Is there a method to extract the area, controller, action, and querystring from a URL in ASP.NET MVC? Don't want to reinvent the wheel implementing my own if there's already a way to do it. Thanks...