does anyone have a link to some code for a wizard control in asp.net mvc 2? preferable one without using the session ? i would like to persist all the values in between steps?
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You can use the simple component MVCWizard.Wizard available on NuGet. The WizardController allows you to create a wizard using partial view. There is also the AutoWizardController that renders the entire wizard in a single view. All these components operate with the session to store the model state. There are also some examples of the use of these classes on NuGet. These components works on MVC3.
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I (new to C#) am working on a tutorial for a ASP.NET Core 6 Web App (w/ MVC), and have reached a juncture where I'm trying to Add a new Razor View (called "_CustomerDetails") to my "Customer" model. The person leading the tutorial has indicated that I should select an "Empty" ("scaffolding"?) Template, which appears as an option for him in HIS drop-down, as seen here:
...but it does not appear that way for me! I only have Create, Delete, Details, Edit, Empty (without model), and List, as you see here:
Anyone know if this is a new version of .NET thing? Or a VS 2022 thing? The tutorial is being covered in a pre-6.0/-2022 version. Maybe I can use an "Empty(without model)" template and then modify to get the same effect?
This answer suggests that one should create a new project for Umbraco content management alongside the existing MVC application. I have created the new project as suggested, and installed Umbraco into it through NuGet.
So now I have 2 projects, one for my MVC application and one for CMS. Both are working as expected, meaning that I can add contents through the Umbraco UI after building the newly created Umbraco project.
My question is, how can I query the content from inside the MVC application in order to show the manageable content on my views? It seems that it can be done through the Umbraco REST API, but as both databases (for the MVC application and the CMS application) will reside on the same server this seems unefficient.
Traditionally one of the problems with Umbraco is that it is not a pure MVC architecture. This means that people are sometimes led to believe they will be able to implement a 100% MVC solution and then just manage their content through Umbraco.
The bad news is that you've found out the main issue with Umbraco so far. Namely that it doesn't render things using the standard MVC rendering engine. It has to use custom controllers to retrieve view-models, such as SurfaceControllers or UmbracoApiControllers (as mentioned by your example of using REST services to return the page data).
The good news is that things are getting better. Version 7.3.0 will be the first version to be bundled with MVC 5 as standard. Check out the beta version here to see if it is more suitable for your needs. Of course you may need to upgrade your MVC project to MVC 5 too.
Hopefully with 7.3.0 you'll be good.
I don't use the ready made MVC template by VS10, I create an empty web application then create folders: Models, Views, Controllers and would like to create a simple MVC web application from scratch, I don't find any tutorial about this online, I have created the DB for my application, I need what next steps I should do to make a login/logout sessioned web application runnable on the browser.
Phil Haack has a really empty MVC project template http://haacked.com/archive/2012/01/11/a-really-empty-asp-net-mvc-3-project-template.aspx. The bare minimum.
As for authentication why can't you use the default project template which has a working example. If you really don't want to use it, search online. Lots of examples of how to implement authentication. If you have a specific problem with authentication, ask another question here.
The really empty MVC project template is a good start. I'd nuget the jquery, jquery.validation also.
About authentication , I'll give you some hints to research: FormsAuthenticationTicket, FormsAuthentication.Encrypt/Decrypt, Response.Cookies, FormsAuthentication.SignOut (sic), asp.net pipeline events
As I know in current Asp.Net MVC3, there is a component available named WebGrid and in jQuery there is component available named jqgrid. Can anybody show a comparison of boh these components in terms of features and which is easy to setup and get going.
Also if there are any options for grid in jquery suggest them too. Few tutorials links etc. too may be helpful. I am complete beginner in Asp.Net MVC3.
check these out :
Using jQuery Grid With ASP.NET MVC
ASP.net MVC JQuery Json and Paging
Get the free telerik MVC open source controls . Is the easiest and most full featured one out there.
I need to integrate the functionality of creating dynamic pages (like google sites) to my regular asp.net mvc(C#) application. I like to write my own code with database.
Any suggestions or reference for this?
You might want to read this article by Phil Haack, Scripting ASP.NET MVC Views Stored In The Database.