I have a template that I want to reuse in another view. The template contains a table view. The table view is totally editable. When I edit the table view, it makes calls back to a controller and re renders the tableview, using a g:formRemote tag. I want to use the same template with the same g:formRemote tag in a different controller/view. My issue is that the new template won't re-render. Any tips or suggestions?
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When creating additional forms I have created a series of text boxes in design view.
When I select form view or layout view it comes up blank.
When I look at the form property sheet allow layout view and allow form view are both set to yes.
Your form's record source is empty, i.e. it contains no records. The form has no records to show and thus appears empty.
And it's either set to not allow adding new records, or the record source is read-only.
I am using MVC 5 and I have the following situation:
I have a drop down list on a view that changes the child view that is displayed based on the selection in the list. This needs to change on the onchange or similar event. The selections in the list are populated from a database and has the following properties:
Link ID - Int (to be used as a value for the selection (must be saved on the main view)
Link Text - What is to be displayed in the drop down list.
LinK URL - The address of the child view action (made up of different areas, controllers, and actions)
In essence, when the list changes, it must call the URL (passing the model) and return the content to a targeted placeholder div on the page
Any Ideas on where to get started on this one?
We were able to get this working using ajax to call the child view. Thanks for the pointers.
I am new to MVC4. I know basic CRUD functionality in MVC, but how can I achieve both create and list in the same view? Like after a user creates data the user will automatically be redirected to the same view and view the list of data.
You may use partial views to accomplish this. Create the create / edit pages the same way as you do and below the form you may render a partial view that would render the list with even edit / delete buttons.
Alternatively, you may pass both the form data (in case of edit) and the list data to a view to render there.
I would suggest you to use the partial views approach as it would simplify the view and the partial view can be reused on some other page also.
Please take this as a starting point and not as a follow-it-blindly solution.
I want to load partial view dynamically as below sample then i want call specified record with id.I can load partial view dynamically use #Html.Partial() but same partial view returns only first record due to disuse id.How can i solve this issue?
HtmlContent?id=1
Gallery?id=3
ContactForm
HtmlContent?id=5
I am working on a help page which is composed of a navigation tree, content box, and search box. The navigation tree has links to Frequently Asked Questions and Glossary, each of which are linked to an Action which return partial views.
To the right of the navigation tree I have a single content div that I would like to contain whichever partial view is selected in the navigation tree.
Success case (what I want to accomplish): clicking on one of the FAQ links calls the FAQ() method in my controller, then returns a partial view which is then displayed in my content div to the right of the navigation tree. Clicking on another item would cause another partial view to be loaded.
How do I go about this? I've read a ton of ASP.NET MVC JQuery loading blog posts and tutorials but can't find anyone who's done exactly this.
Many thanks!
You should be able to use the jQuery method .load() to load HTML into your div.
http://api.jquery.com/load/
You can create an action that returns the partial view as HTML.
ASP.NET MVC Returning Partial View as a full View Page
jQuery:
one easy way you can do is load all partial views in "Container Div" at page load in one go (if performance is not a issue)
then assign each partial div with different div id inside "container", than use jquery to control show(); hide(); for each div.
MVC:
however if i were you, "Glossary" and "FAQ" looks same model to me it shouldn't be put in different partial view in first place.
if they did designed in separate model, in this scenario, i would recommend you to create a proxy class as a ViewModel above models you want to display, and then load it with one partial view only