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} public class Address { public string Line1 { get; set; } public string Line2 { get; set; } public string City { get; set; } public string PostalCode { get; set; } public string Country { get; set; } } } public enum Role { Admin, User, Guest } The example project contains a simple Home controller that I use to display forms and receive form posts. You can see the definition of the HomeController class in Listing 22-2. Listing 22-2. The Contents of the HomeController.cs File using System.Web.Mvc; using HelperMethods.Models; namespace HelperMethods.Controllers { public class HomeController : Controller { public ActionResult Index() { }; ViewBag.Fruits = new string[] { "Apple", "Orange", "Pear" }; ViewBag.Cities = new string[] { "New York", "London", "Paris" string message = "This is an HTML element: "; } return View((object)message); } } public ActionResult CreatePerson() { return View(new Person()); } [HttpPost] public ActionResult CreatePerson(Person person) { return View(person); } It is the two CreatePerson action methods that I will be using in this chapter, both of which render the /Views/Home/CreatePerson.cshtml view file. In Listing 22-3, you can see the CreatePerson view from the end of the last chapter, with a simple change. Listing 22-3. The Contents of the CreatePerson.cshtml File 580
@model HelperMethods.Models.Person @{ ViewBag.Title = "CreatePerson"; Layout = "/Views/Shared/_Layout.cshtml"; Html.EnableClientValidation(false); } CreatePerson @using (Html.BeginRouteForm("FormRoute", new { }, FormMethod.Post, new { @class = "personClass", data_formType = "person" })) { PersonId @Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.PersonId) First Name @Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.FirstName) Last Name @Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.LastName) Role @Html.DropDownListFor(m => m.Role, SelectList(Enum.GetNames(typeof(HelperMethods.Models.Role)))) } new I made one addition, which I have marked in bold. By default, the helper methods will add data attributes to the HTML elements they generate to support the kind of form validation I showed you when I created the SportsStore application. I do not want those attributes in this chapter, so I have used the Html.EnableClientValidation method to disable them for the CreatePerson view. The client validation feature is still enabled for the rest of the application and I will explain how validation works in detail (including the purpose of the data attributes) in Chapter 25. Using Templated Helper Methods The first templated helper methods that I am going to look at are Html.Editor and Html.EditorFor. The Editor method takes a string argument that specifies the property for which editor element is required. The helper follows the search process that I described in Chapter 20 to locate a corresponding property in the view bag and model object. The EditorFor method is the strongly typed equivalent, which allows you to use a lambda expression to specify a model property that you want the editor element for. In Listing 22-4, you can see how I have applied both the Editor and EditorFor helper methods to the CreatePerson view. As I mentioned in the last chapter, I prefer to use the strongly typed helpers because they reduce the chances of causing an error by mistyping the property name, but I have used both types in this listing just to demonstrate that you can mix and match as you see fit. Listing 22-4. Using the Editor and EditorFor Helper Methods in the CreatePerson.cshtml File @model HelperMethods.Models.Person 581
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Pro ASP.NET MVC 5 Adam Freeman 2
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Dedicated to my lovely wife, Jacqui
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Contents About the Author About the
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Preparing the Example Project Defin
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Chapter 9: SportsStore: Completing
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Constraining Routes Constraining a
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Using Other Filter Features Filteri
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Creating the Ajax Form Understandin
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Index 18
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About the Technical Reviewer Fabio
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What Is Wrong with ASP.NET Web Form
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storage and querying language for s
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There are some good reasons for car
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Where Can I Get the Example Code? Y
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Figure 2-1. The Visual Studio ASP.N
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Figure 2-3. The initial file and fo
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Figure 2-6. Adding a controller to
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} } } return View(); A good way of
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Figure 2-9. The MVC Framework tryin
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Visual Studio will create a file ca
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Afternoon"; } } } return View(); I
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Figure 2-14. Adding to the view HTM
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public class HomeController : Contr
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} Will you attend? @Html.DropDown
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Figure 2-18. Setting the default st
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type without needing to qualify the
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[Required(ErrorMessage = "Please en
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Figure 2-21. The validation summary
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Tip You can drag JavaScript and CSS
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expect files to be in certain locat
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RSVP @using (Html.BeginForm()) {
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Thanks body { background-colo
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CHAPTER 3 The MVC Pattern Before I
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ASP.NET MVC doesn’t apply any con
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as thinly disguised Smart UI applic
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this case PasswordResetHelper. I do
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Web server and database. Integratio
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public class AdminControllerTests {
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The drawback of TDD is that it requ
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} } } return "Navigate to a URL to
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namespace LanguageFeatures.Controll
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} set { name = value; } } } public
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using System.Collections; using Sys
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using System.Collections.Generic; n
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public static IEnumerable FilterByC
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Products = new List { new Product {
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... In this example, myAnonType is
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public string Index() { return "Nav
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Max Min Returns the largest or smal
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usiness while the background work i
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natural syntax, but they do not cha
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} Defining the Controller I am goin
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Note Notice that I declare the view
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Figure 5-4. Creating a new layout S
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Figure 5-5. The Effect of Applying
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Figure 5-6. Adding a view that reli
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Figure 5-9. The content in the layo
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public ActionResult DemoExpression(
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The containing element has data at
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Price@Model.Price Stock Level @sw
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Figure 5-13. Generating elements us
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CHAPTER 6 Essential Tools for MVC I
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LinqValueCalculator to determine th
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just fine with MVC 5. I have used t
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namespace EssentialTools.Infrastruc
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Figure 6-2. The effect of running t
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I can configure the objects that Ni
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} } The FlexibleDiscountHelper clas
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public object GetService(Type servi
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Figure 6-4. Creating the unit test
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} } } // assert Assert.AreEqual(tot
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wrong"); wrong"); wrong"); } Assert
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} } } Testing and Fixing the Code I
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Price = 48.95M}, new Product {Name
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CHAPTER 7 SportsStore: A Real Appli
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e included in new projects are exce
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public class NinjectDependencyResol
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Figure 7-4. Creating the Product cl
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IProductRepository interface with t
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Figure 7-5. Adding the Views/Produc
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Figure 7-8. Setting up the SportsSt
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Visual Studio will display a design
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public class ProductController : Co
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A view model is not part of the dom
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(ProductsListViewModel)controller.L
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Figure 7-14. Displaying page naviga
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} @foreach (var p in Model.Products
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Figure 7-18. Creating a partial vie
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Summary In this chapter, I built mo
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using System.Collections.Generic; u
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Assert.AreEqual(pageInfo.TotalPages
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); "", new { controller = "Product"
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} } public string Menu() { return "
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has the effect of declaring a depen
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Figure 8-3. The category links High
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Now that I am providing information
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} ... CurrentCategory = category };
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Continue Shopping button to return
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Arrange - create a new cart Cart ta
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@Model.Name @Model.Price.ToString("
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For the AddToCart and RemoveFromCar
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and the total cost for the cart. Th
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CHAPTER 9 SportsStore: Completing t
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using System.Linq; using System.Web
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public void Adding_Product_To_Cart_
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shopping I added a new column to e
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@ViewBag.Title SPORTS STORE @
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} ViewBag.Title = "SportStore: Chec
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public string Country { get; set; }
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if (emailSettings.WriteAsFile) { sm
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} } } I created an EmailSettings ob
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ViewResult result = target.Checkout
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of the SportsStore.WebUI project an
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Thanks! Thanks for placing your ord
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Figure 10-1. Displaying the SportsS
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waking moment. My advice is to acce
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case, however, I hide the standard
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Bootstrap that the div element shou
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.Select(x => x.Category) .Distinct(
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@Html.ActionLink("Home", "List", "
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variations on the same basic theme.
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} This view uses a Razor foreach
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Figure 10-9. The effect of mobile-s
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Right-click on the Views/Admin fold
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Figure 11-3. Rendering the scaffold
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Framework does know about and updat
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Authentication is set
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Figure 12-1. The effect of the Auth
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namespace SportsStore.WebUI.Infrast
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the menu, set the name to Login and
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mock implementations of the IAuthPr
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No Image } else { } @Html.Acti
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CHAPTER 13 Deployment The final, an
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Figure 13-2. Creating a new web sit
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Figure 13-4. The effect of creating
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); [ProductID] INT IDENTITY (1, 1)
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Figure 13-8. The Publish Web dialog
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Figure 13-10. Settings for the depl
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Figure 13-12. Previewing the deploy
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Figure 13-14. The SportsStore appli
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which packages are used by selectin
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} Or you can disable any layout for
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Figure 14-9. Hitting a breakpoint N
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Figure 14-11. The effect of assigni
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selecting Delete Breakpoint from th
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Figure 14-15. Enabling Edit and Con
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Figure 14-16. The effect of correct
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Figure 14-18. Selecting multiple br
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CHAPTER 15 URL Routing Before the i
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public class HomeController : Contr
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Figure 15-3. The segments in an exa
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started, which leads to the RouteCo
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namespace UrlsAndRoutes.Tests { [Te
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Figure 15-5. Using default values t
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In Listing 15-12, I defined a new r
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Figure 15-8. Displaying the value o
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namespace UrlsAndRoutes { public cl
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... [TestMethod] public void TestIn
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Figure 15-11. The error displayed w
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namespace UrlsAndRoutes.Infrastruct
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Using Attribute Routing All of the
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Caution The Route attribute stops c
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} } public ActionResult List() { Vi
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... [Route("∼/Test")] ... Prefixi
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"Admin") @Html.ActionLink("This
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... Start the application again and
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ActionName The controller is: @Vi
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} For the routing in the example ap
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how outgoing URLs are generated. To
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and repeat the process. If the clas
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ActionName The controller is: @
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The MVC Framework supports organizi
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To demonstrate the way that areas i
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able to request /Admin/Home/Index a
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You do not need to take any special
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intercept requests for disk files b
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outes.Add(new Route("SayHello", new
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http://www.amazon.com/books/pro-asp
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CHAPTER 17 Controllers and Actions
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System.Web.Routing.RequestContext o
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namespace ControllersAndActions.Con
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Retrieve posted data from Request.F
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After a controller has finished pro
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public string Url { get; set; } pub
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RedirectToRouteResult Issues an HTT
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shown in this test method. using Sy
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You can send an object to the view
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Arrange - create the controller Exa
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Listing 17-20. Redirecting to a Lit
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Act - call the action method Redire
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Listing 17-24. Sending a Specific S
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CHAPTER 18 Filters Filters inject e
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} } To create the view that will ga
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} } public ViewResult Create() { //
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} } void OnAuthorization(Authorizat
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Figure 18-2. Re-prompting for crede
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[HttpPost] public ActionResult Logi
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IExceptionFilter { public void OnEx
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Figure 18-3. The default exception
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} } } } filterContext.ExceptionHand
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Figure 18-6. An exception thrown wh
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Table 18-9. HandleErrorInfo Propert
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", } } } } string.Format("Action me
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execute the result. You can see how
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Figure 18-10. The effect of adding
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up manually with the Empty template
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I have already explained that filte
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Figure 18-14. Specifying the order
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Figure 18-15. The default filter be
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CHAPTER 19 Controller Extensibility
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} } } public ViewResult List() { re
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} public GetControllerSessionBehavi
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RouteConfig.RegisterRoutes(RouteTab
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} } You can see the effect of the c
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There are no action methods in this
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Figure 19-6. Using the method name
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[ActionName("Enumerate")] public Vi
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} } } }); I have used the ActionNam
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If you start the application and na
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Message: @Session["Message"] ... Th
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Data: @Model When you run the ap
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namespace ControllerExtensibility.C
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using System; using System.Collecti
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@foreach (string role in Enum.GetNa
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public class Address { public strin
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Figure 24-1. A simple demonstration
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for the id parameter as follows: 1.
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Figure 24-4. The effect of using a
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This view renders a simple set of l
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Role:@Html.DisplayFor(m => m.Role)
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} Submit You can see the problem if
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using System.Web.Mvc; using MvcMode
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Listing 24-24. Using a Collection A
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... When the form is submitted, th
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Each of the classes listed in Table
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} } } if (ContainsPrefix(key)) { re
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Figure 24-10. The effect of the cus
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using System.Web; using System.Web.
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CHAPTER 25 Model Validation In the
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@ViewBag.Title .field-validati
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Listing 25-7. Explicitly Validating
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Figure 25-2. Errors result in highl
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... Please enter your name Please
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Figure 25-4. Displaying validation
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Figure 25-6. A validation message f
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RegularExpression Required [Require
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Figure 25-8. The error message from
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} } [MustBeTrue(ErrorMessage="You m
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name")); } if (DateTime.Now > Date)
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Both of these settings must be true
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The feedback is also immediate when
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} public JsonResult ValidateDate(st
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has provided is consistent with the
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namespace ClientFeatures.Models { p
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} function processResponse(appt) {
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Figure 26-2. Disabling the browser
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undles.Add(new StyleBundle("∼/Con
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... You won’t need to do this i
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Figure 26-4. Profiling with bundles
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CHAPTER 27 Web API and Single-page
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ReservationRepository.cs to the Mod
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} return RedirectToAction("Index");
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The view model for the partial vie
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elated actions, and makes creating
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This time, the Web API controller h
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using System.Collections.Generic; u
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}; function sendAjaxRequest(httpMet
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Underpinning the Ajax functions is
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Figure 27-3. Monitoring the connect
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... function removeItem(item) { sen
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Client Name Location Save }
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Simplify the Home Controller The Ho
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Remove Create Create Rese
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Index A Account Controller contents
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BeginForm and BeginRoute Form metho
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Custom dependency resolver contents
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table data script button SQL statem
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uilt-In form (see Built-in form hel
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Razor expression shared View Start
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PartyInvites routing system Solutio
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accessing ways context objects acti
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summary, cart definition cart and c
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whole-model templated helpers Test-
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