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Does anyone know of any issues with rendering incorrect querystrings when using htmlAttributes in an Ajax.ActionLink? It seems that if I put even an empty array in for the htmlAttributes, the link gets rendered incorrectly. Here's my code. When I do this (note the new { }): <%= Ajax.ActionLink("Delete", "Delete", "Milestone", new RouteValueDictionary { { "id", Model.Id } }, new AjaxOptions { HttpMethod = "GET", UpdateTargetId = "ModalDeleteContainer", OnSuccess = "modalDelete" }, new { })%> The link renders like this: <a href="/Client/1/Admin/Milestone/Delete?Count=1&Keys=System.Collections

How can I send the value of the TextBox as a parameter of the ActionLink? I need to use the Html.TextBoxFor <%= Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.SomeField)%> <%= Ajax.ActionLink("Link Text", "MyAction", "MyController", new { foo = "I need here the content of the textBox, I mean the 'SomeField' value"}, new AjaxOptions{ UpdateTargetId = "updateTargetId"} )%> The Contoller/Actions looks like this: public class MyController{ public ActionResult MyAction(string foo) { /* return your content */ } } Using MVC 2.0 How can I send the value of the TextBox as a parameter of the ActionLink? The semantically

The Model of SearchResults.aspx is an instance of PersonSearch ; when the request for a new page arrive (a GET request), the action method should take it and compute the new results. [AcceptVerbs(HttpVerbs.Get)] public ActionResult SearchResults(PersonSearch search, int? page) { ViewData["Results"] = new PaginatedList<Person>(_searchService.FindPersons(search), page ?? 0, 1); return View("SearchResults", search); } Then I have to generate the previous/next links: <%= Html.ActionLink("Next Page >", "SearchResults", routeValues) %> If I use routeValues = ViewData.Model I can see the object

I'd like to give the like generated with an Html.ActionLink an HTML id so I can change the CSS depending on where I am. I have a MasterPage with a set of links and I'd like to distinguish the active "Tab" with Jquery changing the css of that active #id Right now I'm using: <%: Html.ActionLink("Some View", "Index", "controller")%> It generates: <a href="/controller">Some View</a> I'd like to generate: <a id="something" href="/controller">Some View</a> Is that possible? I've tried: <%: Html.ActionLink("Some View", "Index", "controller", new {id="blahbla")%> But that generates: <a href="

Trying to have a AJAX action link which when clicked, should do a HttpGet to an action method which returns a PartialViewResult and shoves the HTML into a div. Here's my View: <div id="admin-options" class="admin"></div> @Ajax.ActionLink("Show Admin Options", "ShowOptions", "Post", new { area = "Admin" }, new AjaxOptions { UpdateTargetId = "admin-options", HttpMethod = "GET" }) Here's the action method: public class PostController : Controller { [HttpGet] [Authorize(Roles="Admin")] public PartialViewResult ShowOptions() { return PartialView(); } } Here's the HTML it generates: <a data-ajax=

I'm using the Html.ActionLink(string linkText, string actionName, object routeValues) overload to send some params to an Action Method.. Sometimes I need to pass an empty parameter value like: ?item1=&item2=value I'm specifying the param in the anonymous type I create and pass as routeValues , but both null and string.Empty result in a URL that omits the empty item1 param. new { item1 = null, item2 = "value" } new { item1 = string.Empty, item2 = "value" } new { item1 = "", item2 = "value" } // all result in: ?item2=value I can create the URL manually but I want to use the helper method.