I created a HtmlHelper for Label that puts a star after the name of that Label if associated field is required:
tl;dr How do I modify form element names that are generated to use aliased names that come from ModelMetadata.AdditionalValues instead? Preferably with a custom (or not custom) html helper.
I have a simple HTML form with dropdwonListFor bound to colors, a textBox below it and submit button to submit the form and save the color.
I\'m attempting to add a classic Accept Terms and Conditions checkbox on the log on page of an MVC application.
I\'m having a bit of trouble setting up some CSS stuff. Here is my index.html: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC \"-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN\"
I have a strange problem that I think has to do with routes. In my \"view\" I have this: <%= button_to \"New Item\", new_proposal_pitem_path(@proposal), :method => :get %>
I have the following code: @using (Html.BeginForm()) { for (int i = 0; i < Model.Themes.Count; i++) { <div class=\"theme\">
I\'ve been looking at this Stackoverflow question and have the answer implemented.It works all fine and dandy until I get to call HtmlHelper.Partial in my helper method, which is listed below. I know
I have created a strongly typed MVC3 Razor view using the scaffolding code. The model is a POCO with a base type of PersistentEntity which defines a property called Created, Updated and Id.
I am new to mvc and I wonder how I can change the background color if the User do@html.TextBoxFor enter the wrong login.
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