If s = \"N/A\" then I don\'t want to use the ActionLink.In other words, if the inventory item is not currently being used on a project, then don\'t provide the link (just show N/A instead).Also, how d
Trying to have a AJAX action link which when clicked, should do a HttpGet to an action method which returns a PartialViewResult and shoves the HTML into a div.
I have a problem with my MVC app. I have a login view <% Html.EnableClientValidation(); %> <% using (Html.BeginForm())
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If I need to call some action method of a controller from within javascript code I can call it just passing the href, right? Something like that:
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My Action link is as follows: <%: Ajax.ActionLink(\"linktext\", \"actionName\", \"controllerName\", new {area=\"areaName\",id = \"abcd\", productURLName = \"choc\"}, new AjaxOptions { UpdateTargetI
Hi I have a question about Html.ActionLink. Imagine: @Html.ActionLink(item.title, \"Singlet\", new { id = item.blog_id })
Is it possible to use HTML tags in the linkText of Html.ActionLink?For instance, if I wanted to bold part of the text of a link I would try something similar to this:
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