ASP.NET MVC - Is IsPostBack still here?

Question

I know, I know, I know. I shouldn\'t be doing webforms inside of MVC, I completely agree. But, the people who sign my paycheck will not approve a complete conversion of ou

Answer 1

If you have more than one form in an MVC page, you can add a hidden input within the form with a meaningful ID and test if it has a value. This way you do not need to have two separate handlers (one for get and one for post).

So inf the page and inside the form:

And in the controller :

if (Request.Form["testForm"] != null)
        { 
        // ACTIONS FOR THE POSTED FORM
        }

Hope it helps!