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• Re: how to interact with JsonResult result on client

  Yep. that was it. Thanks for your help.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by tschreck on 7/9/2008

• how to interact with JsonResult result on client

  I'm trying to get the results of JsonResult controller method to work on the client. It appears the JsonResult is escaping quotes so it's not getting turned into an object on the client. Below is what's getting returned to the client using JsonResult: ""[{\"Id\":1,\"FirstName\":\"Tom\",\"LastName\":\"Schreck\"},{\"Id\":2,\"FirstName\":\"Jacob\",\"LastName\":\"Schreck\"},{\"Id

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by tschreck on 7/9/2008
  Filed under: JsonResult, prototype

• MVC JsonResult vs WCF

  Is creating a MVC controller that returns JsonResult equivalent to a WCF call that also returns JSON? I'm currently working on an app that uses WCF as a means of returning JSON to JavaScript on the client browser. Looking at MVC and JsonResult, I'm wondering how MVC and JsonResult is different from WCF that returns JSON? To me, it seems these are 2 approaches that at the end of the day do the same thing: return JSON. For MVC and JsonResult, there is no view, correct? Code on the browser is

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by tschreck on 6/30/2008
  Filed under: MVC, JsonResult, WCF

• Re: deploying MVC application

  I found in Global.asax that you are supposed to add .mvc to the route like this (line 1): 1 routes.Add( "SearchResults" , new Route( ".mvc/searchresults/{ticks}/{mealtypeid}/{viewsource}/{foodgroupid}/{foodname}" , new MvcRouteHandler()) 2 { 3 Defaults = new RouteValueDictionary( new 4 { 5 controller = "Search" , 6 action = "SearchResults" , 7 foodgroupid = 0, 8 foodname = "" 9 }), 10 }); The default instructions in Global.asax says to: 1 // Note

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by tschreck on 4/28/2008

• deploying MVC application

  I'm trying to deploy a MVC application onto a server for demonstration purposes. I can access the MVC application without a problem using localhost. I get a 404 error when accessing any URL other then the default URL after publishing MVC app to new server. The new server has the latest version of MVC and .Net 3.5 installed. I can access the default URL which tells me that MVC is working, but any other link fails. Why would the app work using localhost:[port number] and not the url for the dev

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by tschreck on 4/27/2008
  Filed under: MVC deployment

• Re: Can not have 2 routes with same number of URL parameters

  Thanks for your help again man. This has cleared up a lot of confusion.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by tschreck on 4/19/2008

• Can not have 2 routes with same number of URL parameters

  I've noticed that i cannot have 2 routes defined in Global.asax with the same number of URL parameters because when the URL is processed, the URL hits on the first route that matches the URL signature. However, the calling controller action has to have the same variable names in the signature as in the route. So, if I have 2 routes with same number of URL parameters but whose Controller Actions have different parameter names, then the 2nd route never gets called and the URL breaks. How do you

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by tschreck on 4/19/2008

• Re: Routing confusion

  I only have the 2 default routes. This is my first custom route.

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

• Routing confusion

  I have a route entry in Global.asax that looks like this: 1 routes.Add( new Route( "Search/SearchItems/{ticks}/{id}" , new MvcRouteHandler()) 2 { 3 Defaults = new RouteValueDictionary( new 4 { 5 controller = "Search" 6 ,action = "SearchItems" 7 ,ticks = 0 8 ,id = "" 9 }), 10 }); I'm using Url.Action to construct a properly formated URL: Url.Action( "SearchItems" , "Search" , new { ticks = TempData[ "ticks" ], id = 1 }) I'm

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

• Re: Html.ActionLink adding ? for variables

  Thanks for the tip. That was it. I didn't know the order made a difference.

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