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• Re: Stateful ASP.NET MVC?

  [quote user="superevanc"] < form action= "{path to controller}" method= "post" > < input type= "hidden" name= "state_data" value= "data you want on form submit" /> < input type= "hidden" name= "more_state_data" value= "data you want on form submit" /> (rest of form goes here) </ form > [/quote] You are approaching the ViewState really fast. Which is one thing we were trying to get away

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by nberardi on 6/15/2008

• Re: ActionExecutingContext.Result is confusing as to what it does

  Ok I will give that a try. But wouldn't by the very fact of me setting the Result indicate that I want it executed? The only place where I could see logic around this is if the ActionMethod returned void, but with the current framework the Result still gets set to EmptyResult and overrides my setting. Or am I missing something?

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by nberardi on 6/3/2008

• Re: How many rules do you have in your route table?

  TNE, Your point is well taken about the pairs. But like I said, if I got rid of the pairs the following URL: http://www.ideapipe.com/groups/pipeline/categories/ideas/days/7/pages/2 Would look like this: http://www.ideapipe.com/pipeline/ideas/7/2 Which would complicate things further, because groups and categories would get mixed up, because both are just strings that can occupy the same space. Same with days and pages. The days right now are static, but they could be dynamic in the future, with a

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by nberardi on 6/3/2008

• Re: Trying to get DataPaging class to work on DL query and apply in View

  Or there is the LINQ method of paging: dc.Categories. .Skip(10) .Take(10);

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by nberardi on 6/2/2008

• Re: MVC all or nothing?

  [quote user="jbardrof"] Actually, you can use the routes.IgnoreRoute to integrate the species together. You'll just tell the system to ignore something like routes.IgnoreRoute("legacy"); And anything under mysite.com/legacy will be ignored. At least that looks how it should work, I haven't tested it extensively yet. [/quote] I think what you want is: routes.IgnoreRoute( "legacy/{*path}" );

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by nberardi on 6/2/2008

• Re: Anonymous Type HtmlAttributes / _class Not Being Replaced With class

  To use reserved keywords in C# you need to append an "@" sign to the front of them. In your case it would be @class = "cssclass"

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by nberardi on 6/2/2008

• Re: MVC all or nothing?

  You may be out of luck if you want it integrated together. But I did see something that you may want to try called WebFormRoutingDemo, in the source code: http://www.codeplex.com/aspnet/SourceControl/DirectoryView.aspx?SourcePath=%24%2faspnet%2fMVC%2fFutures%2fWebFormRoutingDemo&changeSetId=7061 Or you could just create a Virtual Application under your current application to house all your old code until it is migrated.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by nberardi on 6/2/2008

• Re: How many rules do you have in your route table?

  [quote user="ChanceUSC"] Do you mind if I ask what you are doing that requires 62 routes? That seems like a..lot..of routing going on. [/quote] Well much of it involves layers and pairs of URL's. You can see the functioning site at http://www.ideapipe.com . http://www.ideapipe.com/ http://www.ideapipe.com/upcoming http://www.ideapipe.com/days/7 http://www.ideapipe.com/categories/politics http://www.ideapipe.com/categories/politics/upcoming http://www.ideapipe.com/categories/politics

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by nberardi on 6/2/2008
  Filed under: IdeaPipe

• ActionExecutingContext.Result is confusing as to what it does

  The property Result on ActionExecutingContext is confusing as to what it does. If I try setting it in the OnActionExecuting it does nothing because it seems to get overridden by the actual action method that is calling it. So it doesn't appear that it gets executed before the ActionMethod is called if it is set.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by nberardi on 6/2/2008

• Re: what exactly is the use of such fancy url in MVC?

  [quote user="gayupk"] Yes, I am very new to the development world. And i haven't been exposed to complex web development as of now. That's the reason I asked the question. So basically to make url more dynamic we go in for this url pattern..Isn't it.. [/quote] No the URL was already just as dynamic with the query string. It is to make it more readable while providing flexibility of execution.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by nberardi on 6/2/2008