When I render this partial without AJAX it works fine but when I render it using AJAX call i get the following exception.
My task is create both login and registration form on one view! I have home view. On a home view I have two forms, login and register. They rendered by @Html.RenderPartial(partial view name, model).
My code works perfectly in VS2010 C# but once published to IIS7 the PartialView (list of records) does not get rendered in the View...it rolls to a new page without the data except for the correct rec
Following this SO post, I am trying to render indented comments using the acts_as_tree rails plugin with no success.
If I use the following Controller method: public ActionResult Menu() { // do stuff... return PartialView(\"viewName\", navLinks);
I\'m following the example website being built in Pro ASP.NET MVC 2 Framework (but using Razor instead of ASPX as I go along).
I have the following _Layout.cshtml page that has a bunch of @Html.Action() calls to several partial views.
I\'m new to the MVC development so please bear with me. Is it really necessary to name my partial view like _Action.cshtml (with the _ underscore) to comply with the naming convention?
How do people track page views or analytics for partials in Ruby on Rails? For instance, we have a form rendered in a partial, but we would like to track and analyze user behavior relating to the form
Here is my scenario: I have the following menu created from a viewModel <ul> <li id=\"1\" class=\"menu-item-click\">Item 1</li>
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