o_19mgorv9t13a3ko71fev19l81mqa.pdf

the application will require, even if it results in an odd appearance initially. I added a view file called Index.cshtml to the
Views/Home folder, the contents of which you can see in Listing 27-5.
Listing 27-5. The Contents of the Index.cshtml File
@using WebServices.Models
@model IEnumerable
@{
ViewBag.Title = "Reservations";
Layout = "∼/Views/Shared/_Layout.cshtml";
}
@section Scripts {
}
@section Body {
@Html.Partial("Summary", Model)
}
@Html.Partial("Editor", new Reservation())
The view model for this view is an enumeration of Reservation objects and I rely on two partial views to provide the
functional building blocks that the user will see. The first partial view file is called Summary.cshtml. I created the file in the
Views/Home folder and you can see the contents of the file in Listing 27-6.
Listing 27-6. The Contents of the Summary.cshtml File
@model IEnumerable
Reservation Summary
IDNameLocation
@foreach (var item in Model) {
@item.ReservationId
@item.ClientName
@item.Location
@Html.ActionLink("Remove", "Remove",
new { id = item.ReservationId },
new { @class = "btn btn-xs btn-primary" })
}
709