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Re: RedirectToAction routing incorrectly in IIS 6.0
Tried it unfortunately, didn't work. The route is right (I only use one mapping), it just seems to be losing the ap path for RedirectToAction only. Works fine for all other ActionResults.
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Firing JavaScript Function From PageLoad
I'd like to be able to call different javascript functions for different views once the view loads in my ASP.NET MVC application. Can anyone help me on how to get there?
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RedirectToAction routing incorrectly in IIS 6.0
So basically I have a RedirectToAction who's URL should yield: http://mysite.com/Application/Controller/AttachFile however it leaves me with a 404 trying to go to: http://mysite.com/Controller/AttachFile I've setup application extensions and wildcard mappings for .mvc on IIS. Everything else works great. Can anyone help me out? Thanks!
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Using Sharepoint Services In ASP.NET application
I have a document library hosted on a sharepoint server. What I'd like is for my web application to be able to view/delete/update/upload files to this library. One of my challenges is that I'm using ASP.NET MVC which really limits my integration. What I'm really looking for are some web services to call from WSS and I'll handle the UI. Does anyone have any links that could point me in the right direction? Thanks guys!
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Prompt "Changes Not Saved" When Clicking Link
So we have an MVC application that has a master page full of links around the sides. If a user is in our Client/Edit/{id} page, there are a series of edits (about 20 controls worth) that are validated on post (which is triggered by the Save button). The problem being, they can spend the time on the edit page but accidently click a link in the master and lose everything they just did (I know it sounds rediculous in web world but this app goes out to MANY people and usability is one of our values)
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on 7/30/2009
Implementing Common Functionality (With Conditional Logic)
I have to tell you that MVC has been awesome so far but I've came to a decision point where I'd like the community's advice. Let's say my application has a bunch of clients that I can search all day for so I have a Client/Search route. Now let's say this app has a bunch of products and so I have a Product/Search route (and since I will use this different times in the application I make it into a partial). Finally let's say that you can add a product to a client, so first you
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Creating a debug partial for objects
I'd like to create a partial view that lists all of the attributes within my defined model. For example, if I had a client view page, at the bottom of it I'd like to display all of the model object's attributes (which for this view happens to be a client). I'd like this as a generic partial class that I'd conditionally used if I was in debug mode or not.
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Re: Implementing Common Functionality (With Conditional Logic)
Ok, I'm with you there, however let's say that partial page had a gridview of ActionLinks. One partial is used for Product/Search and the other is for Client/AddProduct. The actionlinks should point to different actions based on the parent control (Search vs AddProduct). How would I go about that?
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Re: Exchanging Data Between Websites
I really appreciate the effort in your responses. I was somewhat thinking that at time of post but you have given me more insight as to why I might want to go that way. Thanks! I'm going to leave the question up for another day or two to see if anyone else has an opinion by chance.
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on 7/2/2009
Re: Exchanging Data Between Websites
The data originates on system A but is interested in the response back from system B.
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