I need to pass 2 parameters id and date from view to controller side on the click event. It may be basic question but i am not able to do so.
I tried simply this code
Code <a href='/Abc/Details/id?=@website_id, date?=@date' class="" id="prev" >Prev</a>
and how to get those parameter at controller side.
I don't want to use "Ajax" or JavaScript if possible
First of all either you need to create custom route or enable MapMvcAttributeRoutes in your routeconfig file by adding below line of code.
routes.MapMvcAttributeRoutes();
Then in your controller above your defined action add something like below.
[Route("/Abc/Details/{id}/{date}")]
If you want to make it nullable then.
[Route("/Abc/Details/{id?}/{date?}")]
Your action method will be something like below.
[Route("/Abc/Details/{id?}/{date?}")]
public ActionResult Details(int id, string date)
Use @Html.ActionLink instead of hard coding your links.
If you wanted to go with custom route then add it above your default route.
routes.MapRoute(
"MyCustomRoute",
"Archive/{entrydate}",
new { Controller = "ABC", action = "Details",Id = UrlParameter.Optional,Date = UrlParameter.Optional});
Now in your view
@Html.RouteLink("Link Text", "MyCustomRoute", new { Id = YourId, Date=YourDate})
I found it easier to declare your variables in the Controller Action:
public IActionResult Create(string FirstName, string MiddleName, string
LastName, string ADUsername, string ADId, string ADName, string ADemail)
{
//do this
}
Then you can assign the variables by name in the View:
<a asp-controller="Employees" asp-action="Create" asp-route-
FirstName="@item.FirstName" asp-route-MiddleName="@item.MiddleName" asp-
route-LastName="@item.LastName" asp-route-ADUsername="@item.ADUsername" asp-
route-ADId="@item.ADId" asp-route-ADName="@item.ADName" asp-route-
ADemail="@item.ADemail">Add Employee</a>
I found @Mighty Ferengi answer very useful. Thanks man!
public IActionResult Create(string FirstName, string MiddleName, string
LastName, string ADUsername, string ADId, string ADName, string ADemail)
{
//do this
}
In Razor
<a asp-controller="Employees" asp-action="Create" asp-route-
FirstName="@item.FirstName" asp-route-MiddleName="@item.MiddleName" asp- route-LastName="@item.LastName"
asp-route ADUsername="@item.ADUsername"
asp-route-ADId="@item.ADId" asp-route ADName="@item.ADName"
asp-route- ADemail="@item.ADemail">Add Employee</a>
.../Details?id=@website_id&date=@date"but why are you not using@Html.ActionLink()to generate this correctly? -@Html.ActionLink("Prev", "Details", "Abc", new { id = "@website_id", date = "@date" }, new { id = "prev" })@Html.ActionLink("Prev", "Details", "Abc", new { id = "1", date = "2016-2-8" }, new { id = "prev" })to see how it works