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• Re: Rich Text Editor for MVC?

  A pure javascript editor is a good choice, unless you need to be able to upload files. If file upload is required then the telerik editor works well. Here is some instructions to get it to work with MVC .

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by liammclennan on 5/28/2009

• Re: Poll: How many people were affected by the change to use Relative URLs, or the regression in RouteURl?

  Hi Phil, This is a problem for me. <%= Url.Action<ReportController>(controller => controller.VehicleLogReport(null)) %> writes /Report/VehicleLogReport and is fine. <%= Url.Action("VehicleLogReport", "Report") %> writes VehicleLogReport and breaks my site. As you suggested this is an ajax partial view scenario.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by liammclennan on 1/30/2009

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

  RedirectToAction does not use http get. It uses a http redirect code (302?) which the browser interprets and issues a GET request. I doubt if there is a way to have it use POST.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by liammclennan on 9/4/2008

• Re: Scaling ASP.NET MVC web sites

  If your application is well designed you can have an enourmous amount of traffic before you need more than one server. Yes, session is bad for scalability, even if sql server session is used.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by liammclennan on 9/4/2008

• Re: Methods in Entity Classes Best Practice

  Having Save/Update/Delete methods on your entities is called the Active Record pattern. It is a valid design pattern that is productive very quickly. For example it is used by the Ruby on Rails framework. The downside of Active Record is that is couples your entities to your data access code. The DDD techniques break this coupling and make unit testing easier.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by liammclennan on 9/4/2008

• Re: Can I have APP_CODE functionality in MVC projects?

  No, I dont think you can. MVC projects are compiled at compile time.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by liammclennan on 8/31/2008

• Re: UpdateModel Question

  My guess is that the value of ID is coming from your route. Do you have an ID variable in your routes? If you do then you will need to change it or use a different name for the property of your model.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by liammclennan on 8/31/2008

• Re: In ASP.NET, what is a the best object to storing temporary value?

  It is generally considered best to avoid storing values between requests. However, if you have to then Session is fine for small amounts of data. If the value only needs to be preserved on one page then you can use ViewState. If the storage does not have to be reliable then you can use cache. You could also serialize the value into a hidden form field or use a cookie.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by liammclennan on 8/25/2008

• Re: Applying Filtering, Paging, and Sorting in MVC

  Add parameters to your actions for the sorting, filtering and paging that you need. Then use linq to objects to control your list. THe list class has .Skip() and .Take() for paging, .Where() for filtering and .Sort() for sorting. Keep in mind that if you have a large result set you are better off doing these things in your database query. Linq-to-sql has excellent support for this through deferred execution.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by liammclennan on 8/25/2008

• Re: Disadvantages of Generic Classes

  For 99.9% of applications these types of optimizations are premature. Out-of-process things like file IO and database calls affect performance. The use of generics/boxing/unboxing has a miniscule effect. In other words, use what gives you the best design and don't worry about performance until it is a problem.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by liammclennan on 8/25/2008