html.actionlink

SO community I have the following issue: If i render an ActionLink like this: @Html.ActionLink(titleText, Title.Href.TargetAction, Title.Href.TargetController, Title.Href.TargetRouteValues, null) the rendered element is: <a href="/eagle/Intervention/Edit_Inv?ID_INV=53165"> 19/ 2013</a> but if i add an object as HTMLAttributes like this: @Html.ActionLink(titleText, Title.Href.TargetAction, Title.Href.TargetController, Title.Href.TargetRouteValues, new {target="_blank"}) i get the following markup: <a href="/eagle/Intervention/Edit_Inv?Count=1&Keys=System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary%602

I need to be able to dynamically retrieve the current action and controller name of whatever page you're on, and actually use them to create a new HTML.ActionLink that links to the same action and controller name, but in a different area. So I guess I need to retrieve the current action and controller name as variables to use in building a new HTML.ActionLink. So, if I'm on the www.site.com/about page, I need to have a link dynamically generated to the www.site.com/es/about page. I've basically built a spanish translated version of my site in a separate area folder (with the same named

I want to write an HtmlHelper to render an ActionLink with pre-set values, eg. <%=Html.PageLink("Page 1", "page-slug");%> where PageLink is a function that calls ActionLink with a known Action and Controller, eg. "Index" and "Page". Since HtmlHelper and UrlHelper do not exist inside a Controller or class, how do I get the relative URL to an action from inside a class? Update: Given the additional three years of accrued experience I have now, here's my advice: just use Html.ActionLink("My Link", new { controller = "Page", slug = "page-slug" }) or better yet, <a href="@Url.Action("ViewPage", new

In my controller I have this: ViewBag.lstIWantToSend= lstApps.Select(x => x.ID).ToList(); // creates a List<int> and is being populated correctly I want to pass that list to another controller.. so in my view I have: @Html.ActionLink(count, "ActionName", new { lstApps = ViewBag.lstIWantToSend }, null) Method in Controller: public ActionResult ActionName(List<int> lstApps) // lstApps is always null Is there a way to send a list of ints as a route value to a controller method? its not possible directly but you can do it with Json if i have List<int> ViewBag.lstIWantToSend= new List<int> {1, 2, 3

Currently in a link Customer/businessunit/RepresentativeDetails?RepresentativeId=cd3a7263-78f7-41bd-9eb0-12b30bc1059a I have following code for view @Html.ActionLink("Back to List", "Index") which takes me to this link customer/businessunit/index but rather that going to index page I want to go to previous page when the actionlink is clicked, which is Customer/businessunit/BusinessUnitDetails/c4a86253-a287-441e-b83d-71fbb6a588bc How do I create an actionlink that directs me to previous page? something like @Html.ActionLink("Back to Details", //go to previous page) Unless you're tracking what

I want to call the @Html.ActionLink method inside a c# function to return a string with a link on it. Something like this: string a = "Email is locked, click " + @Html.ActionLink("here to unlock.", "unlock") ; Assuming that you want to accomplish this in your controller, there are several hoops to jump through. You must instantiate a ViewDataDictionary and a TempDataDictionary . Then you need to take the ControllerContext and create an IView . Finally, you are ready to create your HtmlHelper using all of these elements (plus your RouteCollection ). Once you have done all of this, you can use

I tried this code <%: Html.ActionLink("Home", "Index", "Home", new { @class = "NavLink" })%> and it links to the css so that I can style the link, but it changes the link to have a different URL that is not to my controller like it is without the new { @class = "NavLink" } . Is there any way to let me style these links without ruining my URLs so they go to the correct pages? Thanks! Make sure you are using the proper overload : <%: Html.ActionLink("Home", "Index", "Home", null, new { @class = "NavLink" })%> ^ ^ routeValues htmlAttributes Method Actionlink have some overloading. If you want to

In my case, I need use @Html.ActionLink to Route to different View with AngularJS.In each view1/index.cshtml in asp.net has <div ng-view></div> that will load its html template. the following link image is my project structure: click My problem is: it only route success first time.I think it cause wrong location url. Views/Share/_Layout.cshtml: <ul> <li>@Html.ActionLink("Home", "Index", "Home")</li> <li>@Html.ActionLink("Device Management", "Index", "DeviceManagement")</li> </ul> Views/Home/index.cshtml: @{ ViewBag.Title = "Home Page"; ViewBag.InitModule = "homeIndex"; } @section Scripts {