asp.net-mvc-2

When I started in .NET Webforms I didn't have much trouble finding a folder structure to follow since VS offered you application folders like "App_Code" and most app examples put "BLL", "DAL" inside there and so on. But now in MVC, every example I check uses different structure, like no standards this time and I haven't found a good solution on Google or SO. So, maybe we can share how we organize our MVC projects, may help others to make their own mind. Here is the structure for small to medium projects I use: App_Data Areas Admin Controllers Models Views MyAccount Controllers Models Views

I've spent the majority of the past week knee deep in the new templating functionality baked into MVC2. I had a hard time trying to get a DropDownList template working. The biggest problem I've been working to solve is how to get the source data for the drop down list to the template. I saw a lot of examples where you can put the source data in the ViewData dictionary (ViewData["DropDownSourceValuesKey"]) then retrieve them in the template itself (var sourceValues = ViewData["DropDownSourceValuesKey"];) This works, but I did not like having a silly string as the lynch pin for making this work.

I am making an accordian menu. I just found this link http://jsfiddle.net/zM5Vj/ , and it is almost similar to the accordian menu I have made. In the code, where there is if($(this).text() == "-") { $(this).text("+"); } else { $('#accordion .opener').text("+"); $(this).text("-"); } }); If insted of "+" and "-", i want to put icons "~/Image/iconplus.gif" and "~/Image/iconminus.gif". How do i do so? I have tried <img src="..."/> But still it is of no use. Please can anyone help? Thanks in advance. $(this).text() allows you to specify plain text content for an element. To attach an image, use $

<input type="checkbox" name="n" value=1 /> <input type="checkbox" name="n" value=2 /> <input type="checkbox" name="n" value=3 /> I have above checkbox when i select the this i need to update the DB table without post back. Please explain.. If possible you can say jquery or ajax method to solve my problem You have to do some sort of request back to the server, whether it's a POST from a form button or an Ajax POST or GET request. Form button: <form action="/MyApp/HandleClick/" method="post"> <input type="checkbox" name="SelectedObject" value="cbValue"/> <button type="submit">Submit</button> <

I am creating a project using ASP.NET MVC. I want to show content of pages in the placeholder without refreshing the page, something like ajax but WITH the URL changing, How can I accomplish this ? Thank you for your responses I've used the jQuery BBQ plugin (http://benalman.com/projects/jquery-bbq-plugin/) with great success. This and the jQuery Templating engine would be great for what you are trying to accomplish. If you change the url of the browser this will automatically perform a redirect and refresh the entire page. You could use the hash sign ( # ) which doesn't trigger a refresh. For

does anyone have a link to an asp.net mvc 2 c# sample which contains saving rows to the server? how do you post the results back to a db? Check out those two sample applications: jqGrid in ASP.NET MVC 3 and Razor jqGrid in ASP.NET MVC - Strongly typed helper 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5335766/jqgrid-row-update

I have a weird problem with EditorFor in one of my views. The following code throws an ArgumentNullException. <%: Html.EditorFor(x => x.Name) %> However, the following code is fine. <%: Html.TextBoxFor(x => x.Name) %> Model.Name is a string variable - and it's set. EditorFor works in another view - until this view crashes, at which point then I have to restart the development web server (Cassini) or all the EditorFor calls crash with the same message. I ran a test with the MVC 2 source, hoping I could get some insight, but that worked OK! Presumably the MVC 2 RTM source on there should be the