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• Re: Passing Data Between Views in ASP.NET MVC

  You seem to be confused about the fact that in ASP.NET MVC you can't really have server-side code run in response to a Button Click event like you can with ASP.NET WebForms. In ASP.NET MVC your options to get done what your asking is to set your <form> to submit to the desired URL/Action. Then the Action that recieves the Form POST/GET can access the Form Field Values, do something, then use "RedirectToAction" to move to the next page to display to the user. If you're a little

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by crpietschmann on 10/15/2009

• Re: mvc controllers and json objects

  I know this is an old post, but I just figured out how to do this using a custom ModelBinder, so I thought I'd share the link to my solution here. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1077481/how-do-i-pass-a-dictionary-as-a-parameter-to-an-actionresult-method-from-jquery-a

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by crpietschmann on 7/3/2009

• Re: Release 20820 of toolkit

  Since they didn't release an ASP.NET 2.0 version of the 208020 release, I'm assuming they are only going to be supporting ASP.NET 3.5 going forward. I do think it would be nice if they supported ASP.NET 2.0 a little longer. Especially since there are still a lot of sites developed in ASP.NET 2.0 using the Ajax Control Toolkit.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by crpietschmann on 9/30/2008

• Re: Calling a console application from ASP.Net

  A virtual path is a path relative to the root of your application, thus Server.MapPath would accept a virtual path to a file in your application such as: ~/images/logo.png Now, the path you have to notepad.exe isn't a virtual path, it is the actual path (C:\Windows\Notepad.exe). The file path you want to send to ProcessStartInfo is the actual path for notepad.exe that you have.

  Posted to Tips & Tricks (Forum) by crpietschmann on 9/26/2008

• Re: How do I RedirectToAction using POST instead of GET?

  I haven't figured out a way of doing this yet. I just posted the question on StackOverflow.com, so we'll see if anyone knows on there. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/129335/how-do-you-redirecttoaction-using-post-intead-of-get

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by crpietschmann on 9/24/2008

• How do I RedirectToAction using POST instead of GET?

  When you call RedirectToAction within a Controller, it automatically redirects using an HTTP GET. How do I explicitly tell it to use an HTTP POST? I have an Action that accepts both GET and POST requests, and I want to be able to RedirectToAction using a POST and send it some values. Like this: this.RedirectToAction("actionname", new RouteValueDictionary(new { someValue = 2, anotherValue = "text" })); I want the someValue and anotherValue values to be sent using an HTTP POST instead

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by crpietschmann on 9/3/2008

• Re: One Controller for many Views

  The way you are describing how you want to have "multiple views" for a single controller is actually the same way I built an example of implementing custom themes in ASP.NET MVC. Basically, for each theme there is a seperate subfolder that contains all the views customized for that Theme. Then to display the View for a given theme, it just loads the View from the specified subfolder. View Examples: Views\Default\Home\Index.aspx Views\Red\Home\Index.aspx Views\Blue\Home\Index.aspx I actually

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by crpietschmann on 8/29/2008

• Re: How do you create custom ViewEngine in Preview 5??!?

  The issue I was having was actually related to my custom ViewEngine. The second method of registering the ViewEngine (that ran but didn't work) actually did work, the problem was just my custom ViewEngine. In my Custom Themes in ASP.NET MVC Updated for Preview 5 post, I have a complete code example that uses a custom ViewEngine to implement custom Themes in ASP.NET MVC.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by crpietschmann on 8/29/2008

• How do you create custom ViewEngine in Preview 5??!?

  Does anyone know how to create and register a custom ViewEngine in ASP.NET MVC Preview 5? I figured out the changes to make to the ViewEngine I have that worked with Preview 4, but I can't figure out how to register it to actually be used. I have tried placing both of the following in the Application_Start event handler, but neither work: ViewEngines.Engines = new ViewEngineCollection { new CustomViewEngine() }; -- and this -- ViewEngines.Engines.Clear(); ViewEngines.Engines.Add(new CustomViewEngine

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by crpietschmann on 8/29/2008

• Re: Is there a build that works where I can bring up the site to start taking a look at it?

  You could download either Preview 3 or 4. I'd get Preview 4 since it's newer and will be more like the final release. But instead of downloading the latest Source Code from the Source Code tab in CodePlex, go to the Release tab and download the installer for the latest release. That will get you the stuff you need to run the Sample/Template website that comes with it so you can start playing around.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by crpietschmann on 8/15/2008