actionlink

I am using ActionLink with id in MVC 4 app and assinging actionLink id an image in css but on on earth I am doing wrong. is not working! here is my code <div class="logo_container"> @Html.ActionLink(" ", "Index", "Home", null, new { id = "_Logo" }) </div> CSS .logo_container { width:339px; height:116px; } #_Logo { background-image: url("../Images/logo.png"); width:339px; height:116px; background-color:green; } This is from my application. Works ok: .logo{ background:no-repeat url(/Content/photo/png/sprite.png) 0 0; height:15px; width:20px; overflow:hidden; float:left; border:none; display

I create an amount of actions in MVC controllers. public ActionResult DoSmth1(string token) public ActionResult DoAnother2(string token) And when I have to call ActionLink.. =Html.ActionLink<SomeController>( x=> x.DoSmth(item.property), item.property) =Html.ActionLink<AnotherController>( x=> x.DoAnother(item.property), item.property) ...it generates me different URLs: /Some/DoSmth/stringvalue /Another/DoAnother?property=stringvalue Where to set the way it builds an URL? I am alr have no ideas...(( OK, a got some waylight: - if the property names are the same that used in routing schema - eg

As the question says, Is it possible to use an ActionLink containing an element, and if not, what is the best way to achieve it? For example, lets say I have a Span element, I want the whole thing to be a hyperlink... The following works: <a href="/Site/Page/@Model.ID?Type=test"> <span class="box5">Click anywhere in this box</span> </a> Imagine that span/css class box5 makes this large... Was originally a DIV, but, I found that didn't follow standards and this appears to follow ok. This renders and works fine, but, is there anyway to use an ActionLink instead? I have tried to guess the syntax

I want to create a custom actionlink but I don't know how to do this while fulfilling my needs. I worked with custom htmlhelpers before but this is a bit more tricky for me. The actionlink that I want to call needs to be like this: @Html.CustomActionLink("LinkText", "Area","Controller","TabMenu","Action",routeValues, htmlAttributes) so an example would be: @Html.CustomActionLink("Click here","Travel","Trip","Index","Index", new { par1 = "test", par2 = test2, new { @class = "font-color-blue" })` Which would generate this html: <a class="font-color-blue" href="/Trip/Travel/Index/Index?par1=test

I want to create a URL like /?name=Macbeth&year=2011 with my ActionLink which I have tried doing like so: <%= Html.ActionLink("View Details", "Details", "Performances", new { name = item.show }, new { year = item.year })%> but it doesn't work. How do I do this? The overload you are using makes the year value end up in the html attributes of the link (check your rendered source). The overload signature looks like this: MvcHtmlString HtmlHelper.ActionLink( string linkText, string actionName, string controllerName, object routeValues, object htmlAttributes ) You need to put both your route values

The website I'm working on has some fairly complicated routing structures and we're experiencing some difficulties working with the routing engine to build URLs the way we need them to be built. We have a search results page that uses RegEx based pattern matching to group several variables into a single route segment (i.e. "www.host.com/{structuralParameters}" can be the following: "www.host.com/variableA-variableB-variableC" - where variables A through C are all optional). This is working for us fine after a bit of work. The problem we are experiencing resolves around an annoying feature of