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• TempData works with RedirectToAction but not RedirectToRoute

  Anyone know why I can hold the TempData for the next action using RedirectToAction but if I try and use RedirectToRoute it is null? Thanks!

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by MikeBosch on 4/11/2009

• Re: OutputCaching and LoginUserControl - still showing logged in

  Thanks! I will look into this. However, it is surprising that there's no out-of-the-box solution for this. It seems that it would be a very common problem. If one person logs in, goes to a cached page either 1. they won't see the logout link (instead seeing a link to log in) or 2. someone else who is not logged-in in some other part of the world will see a "My Account | Logout" link. Guess I'll just remove the caching from my controller :-(

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by MikeBosch on 3/17/2009

• OutputCaching and LoginUserControl - still showing logged in

  I have enabled the OutputCache attribute on a couple of my controller methods. I am also using the Login partial view on the header of my pages to show the log in status. If I logout, the pages that I'm using the OutputCache on still show me as logged in. Anyway of dealing with this inconsistency?

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by MikeBosch on 3/16/2009
  Filed under: caching

• Re: validateRequest appears to be kicking in in MVC RC1 despite settings

  So whats the point of this in the web.config:

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

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

  BOOM! Bye bye all my links. I use RouteLink extensively because I read somewhere that it was better for performance. Unfortunately, performance is no longer a factor since I can't leave the home page. :-(

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by MikeBosch on 1/29/2009

• Re: Set a view as E-Mail body

  Not really answering your question, but for scenarios where I'm sending emails I have an IEmailGateway which using the MailDefinition class to create my templated emails.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by MikeBosch on 1/26/2009

• Re: New to MVC, and I am expanding on Mike Bosch's treeview example.

  Hi there, I had thought of this when deciding if I would have one category table or two category tables. I decided to have just one category table with a ParentID field. For your scenario, you could create a common interface like ICategoryEntity and just use a IEnumerable<ICategoryEntity> instead of the concrete classes. I just the single table approach because it gives me more flexibilty to go down to n-levels of the heirarchy.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by MikeBosch on 1/26/2009

• [^o)] How to do this with RenderPartial?

  Is it possible to do something like this? I'm trying to pass values into the partial view. I know I could instatiate a new ViewDataDictionary, but I think it would be cleaner to do it like this: <% Html.RenderPartial("SummaryControl",new{property1="hello",property2=100}); %> How would I be able to access those properties from the viewusercontrol? I'd expect that it would be available like this: ViewData["property1"] ViewData["property2"]

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by MikeBosch on 1/7/2009

• Re: Mapping more than one query string parameter to a pretty url

  I handled something similiar to this by creating new routes and adding constraints. You can actual add constraints like: {order="toprated|worst|best"} This could be placed before the other route and it would match that route. But beware, this will break if you have a valid parameter that actually starts with those keys. Like "Best Burgers, Inc." or whatever.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by MikeBosch on 1/6/2009

• Re: How to redirect to login page if session expires? -ASP.NET MVC

  Is there a way to remove forum posts that aren't related to ASP.NET MVC like the 3 prior attempts at answering this question?

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by MikeBosch on 12/30/2008