asp.net-mvc-partialview

I've been searching for a way to determine the "nesting level" of a view. I've found: Determine view 'nesting level' here on stackoverflow.com. But that only works with RenderAction and only says if it is a child view or not. What I would like is that layout has level 0, views rendered in layout (e.g. with @RenderBody() ) has level 1, views rendered in that view (e.g. with @Html.Partial(...) ) has level 2. For example: _Layout.cshtml (0) _LoginPartial.cshtml (1) Index.cshtml (1) DataTable.cshtml (2) DataHeader.cshtml (3) DataRow.cshtml (3) Do anyone have a solution for this? After some

In an MVC5 project, I open a modal dialog and in case there is an exception, I want to open this dialog and display a message on a div in this dialog. As far as I see, I should follow the approach as rendering partialview into a string, but most of the examples does not work in MVC5 as on Return Partial View and JSON from ASP.NET MVC Action . Is there any similar or better approach working for MVC5? You can do the following Solution 1 ( using partial views) [HttpPost] public ActionResult YourAction(YourModel model) { if(model!=null && ModelState.IsValid) { // do your staff here Response

I have the following html table definition in my main view <table id="myDynamicTable" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="burTable" width="964px"> <thead> <tr> <th style="white-space: nowrap;display: inline;width: 40px" > ColOne </th> <th style="white-space: nowrap;display: inline;width: 90px"> ColTow </th> <th style="white-space: nowrap;display: inline;width: 54px"> ColThree </th> <th style="white-space: nowrap;display: inline;width: 60px"> ColFour </th> <th style="white-space: nowrap;display: inline;width: 399px"> ColFive </th> <th style="white-space: nowrap;display: inline;width: 474px">

I am a beginner in ASP.NET MVC. My page has one partial view called _Navigation that I am reusing. If the user is in the "Home" the <a> of the navigation needs to point to the "#" char, if the user is in the "Services" page, the href of the navigation needs to point to other url, let's say "www.mysite.com". It will occur with other links in this menu too. I tried to do the following @if (ViewContext.RouteData.Values.ContainsValue("Services")) { @model MySite.Models.ServicesNavigation } else { @model MySite.Models.HomeNavigation } But it says I can have only one model. How to solve it? You can

Is there a simple way to redirect the entire page (not just the partial view) to the login page after the session has expired? I have tried the following solutions, but can't get it to work: .Net MVC Partial View load login page when session expires How to redirect full page rather then only partial view changing? My problem is that the partial view redirects to the Login-page, and not the entire page (same problem as in the links). Controller [HttpPost] public PartialViewResult LogPartialView(string a, int? b, string c, string d, int? e, string f) { //If the user is "Admin" -> display Logs

In ASP.NET MVC, what is the preferred pattern for running Javascript on a partial view that is loaded via Ajax? For example, suppose you need to wire up some click events in your partial view. Of course, putting something like this in the partial view would not work, because the document ready event won't fire after the partial view is Ajax loaded. <script type="text/javascript"> $(function() { $("a.foo").click(function() { foo(); return false; }); }); </script> I suppose something like this might work, but is it safe? <script type="text/javascript"> $("a.foo").click(function() { foo(); return