I currently have a .net mvc3 application that is responsible for managing similar views in multiple locations that also use the same controllers e.g site1/v1/views/index.cshtml and site1/v2/views/inde
I\'m fairly new to MVC and starting out with version 3. I\'m having an issue with the jQuery reorder list that ships with MVC3.
I have a composite ASP .NET MVC 3 Razor application using MEF.Everything goes fine if I am to deploy plugins as DLL files and views (CSHTML) under the regular Views folder from the application.But thi
I have a partial view that I want to be generic. According to this question, partial views cannot be generic. So I instead made an HtmlHelper extension that handles the pieces for which I want type-sa
So I\'ve started using the <%: Url.Content(~/site/blah) %> syntax as standard for CSS, JScript and Image urls - solves a lot of issues indeed; and it\'s at least consistent beween WebForms and R
This code was converted from some ASP.Net MVC 2 code in this tutorial: MVC 2 Editor Template with DateTime
I am trying to find a good styler (a scheme for Visual Studio 2010 editor) just like these ones at: http://studiostyl.es/
I store encoded HTML in the database. The only way i could display it correctly is : <div class=\'content\'>
I saw Scott Guthrie\'s post about helper methods via his blog. Specifically this: I see the bunch of RC version of MVC 3 posts about the lack of helper methods... I see the syntactical support for
Example code: 开发者_JS百科@Html.DevExpress().RadioButtonList(settings => { settings.Properties.DataSource = Enum.GetNames(typeof(SEICCV.Web.Models.eTipoControle));
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