Multiple submit buttons When you create a view in ASP.NET MVC, you’ll probably have 2 methods for that view in your controller. A GET method and a POST method that will accept your form data. This POST method will do some sort of action. Now sometimes you wish, that you could put 2 submit buttons […]
Read More →In ASP.NET 5 the routing system has been unified and it is build as a middleware component that easily can be plugged in. This routing system can be found in the “Microsoft.AspNet.Routing” Nuget Package or add github if you want to work with the source code. Adding routing Constraints Here is an example how we […]
Read More →In ASP.NET 5 your dependencies, configurations aren’t configured in the .csproj file like before. They added a project.json file where all this is done. This file is a simple JSON file that is much more readable than the .csproj file. Adding Dependencies Dependencies are defined using a name and version. And Visual Studio provides full […]
Read More →When you create an Asp.net mvc application will create partial views in order to use them as “user controls” throughout your application. But you have to use them with caution. These are my viewmodels. public class ParentViewModel { public string Description { get; set; } public ChildViewModel Child { get; set; } public ParentViewModel() { […]
Read More →Single page Web applications are becoming more and more frequent. There are a lot of frameworks/technologies that make the development of these applications a lot easier. You can use JQuery to manipulate your page, use Knockout.js to work the ViewModel way and use WebApi to get your data. All these tools make a fine toolbox […]
Read More →Like the title says, i want to use MEF in an Asp.Net MVC application and the lifetime of the object has to be exactly the same as the lifetime of the request. In short, i want 1 single unique object that is recreated per request. In MEF there is a way to control the lifetime […]
Read More →MEF stands for “Microsoft Extensibility Framework”. If you want an overview of MEF, you can look here. In this post we will integrated MEF with Asp.Net MVC 4 and with the WebApi. Asp.Net MVC 4 First of all you need to reference the “System.ComponentModel.Composition.dll” assembly which contains the implementation of MEF. Now where are going […]
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