The ActionLink override you are using matches to the (string linkText, string actionName, Object routeValues, Object htmlAttributes) override. So your “Profile” value is being passed to the routeValues parameter. The behavior of this function with respect to this parameter is to take all public properties on it and add it to the list of route … Read more
I used a global ActionFilter for this, but recently I realized, that setting the current culture in the OnActionExecuting method is too late in some cases. For example, when model after POST request comes to the controller, ASP.NET MVC creates a metadata for model. It occurs before any actions get executed. As a result, DisplayName … Read more
I would suggest an experiment that i have only been trialling for the last week or so. Based on this inspiration i am creating DTOs that validate a little differently to that of the DataAnnotations approach. Sample DTO: public class Contact : DomainBase, IModelObject { public int ID { get; set; } public string Name … Read more
you could do something like this: ViewData[“accountlist”] = new SelectList((from s in time.Anagrafica_Dipendente.ToList() select new { ID_Dipendente=s.ID_Dipendente, FullName = s.Surname + ” ” + s.Name}), “ID_Dipendente”, “FullName”, null);
Unless you use Typemock or Moles, you can’t. In ASP.NET MVC you are not supposed to be using HttpContext.Current. Change your base class to use ControllerBase.ControllerContext – it has a HttpContext property that exposes the testable HttpContextBase class. Here’s an example of how you can use Moq to set up a Mock HttpContextBase: var httpCtxStub … Read more
Imagine the following: [HttpGet] public ActionResult Edit(int id) { … } [HttpPost] public ActionResult Edit(MyEditViewModel myEditViewModel) { … } This wouldn’t be possible unless the ActionMethodSelectorAttributes HttpGet and HttpPost where used. This makes it really simple to create an edit view. All the action links just points right back to the controller. If the view … Read more
You can run an MVC application without installing MVC on your server. There is something called deployable dependency in Visual studio. That will publish your MVC DLLs in your bin folder when you publish it. from the msdn page, This will add assemblies (DLL files) to a Web site project or Web application project. When … Read more
I have just revisited the issue in a real project and finally found a working solution. Proper solution is to have a custom model binder for the type decimal (and decimal? if you’re using them): using System.Globalization; using System.Web.Mvc; public class DecimalModelBinder : DefaultModelBinder { public override object BindModel(ControllerContext controllerContext, ModelBindingContext bindingContext) { object result … Read more
Well, to require basic authentication you need to return 401 status code. But doing that will cause the current authentication module to execute its default unauthorized handler (for forms authentication, this means redirecting to login page). I wrote an ActionFilterAttribte to see if I can get the behaviour you want when there’s no authentication module … Read more
I found the solution ! Just install the nuget package Microsoft.SqlServer.Types PM> Install-Package Microsoft.SqlServer.Types Link for more info