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• Re: Is it possible to run MVC on Mono?

  I was intrigued to know the answer to this. You may have seen the blog post http://nickandgrace.com/code/archive/2008/03/11/running-asp.net-mvc-on-mono.aspx , which suggests the Preview 2 does work, with some minor glitches, helped by Bin deployment. But as the framework develops it's likely there could be further glitches, which may need a helping hand from the Mono team to get things working fully. Perhaps more on the Routing side ( http://nickandgrace.com/code/archive/2008/03/12/how-to-run

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by andyfreestyle on 4/1/2008

• Re: Passing Data from View to Controller: Use controller parameters or Request.Form["..."]

  This is also a dilema for me, the third option in addition to many properties or UpdateFrom, is obviously to have a strongly typed parameter for a complex object and use MVCContrib Deserialize features, similar to in MonoRail: public void Update([DataBind( "product" )] Product prod) But the real clincher for me is REST interfaces. As the REST URL I want to generate is normally of the format eg. /product/1/edit I only really need a property in the Action for the Id, or none at all. So I'm

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by andyfreestyle on 3/31/2008

• Re: Code Blocks vs. Code Behind

  [quote user="DavidKiff"] separation of markup from code is completely disregarded as a non issue[/quote] There is seperation in MVC - the Model, the View, the Controller! Inline code within the View should be for presentation only. Comparing with spaghetti code in many Classic ASP applications is a red herring, as they typically combined presentation and business logic and data access in one .asp page.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by andyfreestyle on 3/28/2008

• Re: Code Blocks vs. Code Behind

  [quote user="DavidKiff"]forexample show and hide pannels based on the views data etc and keep this extracted from the views markup. MVC doesnt allow this [/quote] Extension methods can help with elegant conditional rendering in MVC - http://www.iridescence.no/Posts/Conditional-Rendering-in-AspNet-MVC-Views.aspx . The Microsoft team appear to be focussing on the moment on the groundwork - routing, testability - a reusable component model, more html helpers will no doubt come that may be

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by andyfreestyle on 3/28/2008

• Re: Need some simple help with passing data from controller

  routes.Add( new Route( "{controller}/{action}/ {test} " , new MvcRouteHandler()) { Defaults = new RouteValueDictionary( new { action = "Index" , test= "abc" }), }); The property names are not matching. Or use the URL /ControllerName/Index?test=abc with your current routes, replacing ControllerName.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by andyfreestyle on 3/28/2008

• Re: Request routing

  [quote user="bpag"]how it is that MVC manages to process requests even though they don't contain any file extension [/quote] This is with IIS7 which allows extensionless urls, so with IIS6 you'd typically need to either use .aspx or .mvc if you have mapped these extensions to ASP.NET in IIS, and updated your routes accordingly, unless you use a ISAPI filter with IIS6. [quote user="bpag"]correctly route such a request to your controller and action[/quote] [quote user="bpag"

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by andyfreestyle on 3/28/2008

• Re: redirect on Textbox onkeydown

  There isn't a control event model as with WebForms, so you'll have to stick to HTTP GET and POST to your Controller's Actions, optionally via AJAX. So sending the value as a GET/redirect using jQuery: <input id="companyIDTextBox"/> $(document).ready(function(){ $("#companyIdTextBox").blur(function() { window.location = "/Controller/Action?paramName=" + $("companyIdTextBox").val() ; }); Or something along the lines of this for the change event

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by andyfreestyle on 3/27/2008

• Re: Passing array into Controller

  Yes, I tried hammett's experiments with bolting MonoRail and ActiveRecord code into the MVC framework Preview 1. Do his samples work with the current Preview 2 of the MVC Framework (as you used the [Controller] attribute I assume you are using Preview 1)? But my interpretation is that most of the best bits of MonoRail were being added to MVCcontrib . The Convention Controller aspects. Appart from the fact that I've used Castle.Components.Binder instead of the Deserialize attribute in a lot

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by andyfreestyle on 3/20/2008

• Re: Passing array into Controller

  Using the MVCContrib Convention Controller you can Deserialize to an integer array (I've not tested the code below, here as a sample). Or iterate across items in Request.Form using this prefix naming convention ("productIds"). <input name="productIds[0]" type="checkbox" value="1"/> <input name="productIds[1]" type="checkbox" value="2"/> <input name="productIds[2]" type="checkbox" value="3"

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by andyfreestyle on 3/20/2008

• Re: Rendering Video in MVC

  Multiple video formats and transcoding will be hard! The controls won't really do that. Either provide two players on the site - one Silverlight for WMV and one Flash for those converted to flv. Perform encoding on your servers, such as with Silverlight Encoder http://www.microsoft.com/expression/products/overview.aspx?key=encoder . Though the hardware budget to make this fast - presumably processing in a queue - could be big. Or I'm a fan of putting the encoding headache onto someone else

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by andyfreestyle on 3/19/2008