How to create a form using
HTML helper
Markup in the View:
@using (Html.BeginForm("PostData", "Home", FormMethod.Post, new { id="myForm",whateverParameter="foo"}))
{
}
HTML Output:
<form action="/Home/PostData" id="myForm" method="post" whateverParameter="foo">
</form>
How to Create a text box using
HTML helper
Markup in the View:
@Html.TextBox("clientID","Hello World")
HTML Output:
<input
id="clientID" name="clientID" value="Hello World"
type="text" />
How to
create a textbox for password using
HTML helper
Markup in the view
@Html.Password("myClientID");
HTML output
<input
id="myClientID" name="myClientID" type="password"
/>
How to create a Text
Area using HTML helper
Markup in the View:
@Html.TextArea("clientID","hello
world",10,20,null)
HTML Output:
<textarea
cols="20" id="clientID" name="clientID"
rows="10">hello
world</textarea>
How to
Create a radio button using HTML helper
Markup in the view :
@Html.RadioButton("myClientID", "Ferrari");
HTML Output:
<input
id="myClientID" name="myClientID" value="Ferrari"
type="radio" />
How to
create a radio button list using HTML
helper
The trick here is to give the
same ID to all the radio buttons
Markup in the view
@Html.RadioButton("myClientID",
"Ferrari", true);
@Html.RadioButton("myClientID",
"Ford");
@Html.RadioButton("myClientID",
"Toyota");
HTML Output:
<input id="myClientID" name="myClientID" type="radio" value="Ferrari" checked="checked" />
<input id="myClientID" name="myClientID" type="radio" value="Ford" />
<input id="myClientID" name="myClientID" type="radio" value="Toyota" />
How to create a checkbox using HTML
helper
Markup in the view
@Html.CheckBox("myClientID",
true);
HTML output
<input checked="checked"
id="myClientID" name="myClientID" value="true"
type="checkbox" />
How to create a link to a controller using HTML
helper
Markup in the view
@Html.ActionLink("Goes to the Logon Method in Account
Controller", "LogOn", "Account");
HTML output
<a
href="/Account/LogOn">Goes to the Logon Method in Account
Controller</a>
Creating a drop down list is slightly more complicated than the others. To be able to create a dropdown list, you must have a method that returns an object of the type System.Web.Mvc.SelectList.
Given is a example of how to return a SelectList which is ordered by name. The selected value is 3.
How to create a dropdown list using HTML helper
Creating a drop down list is slightly more complicated than the others. To be able to create a dropdown list, you must have a method that returns an object of the type System.Web.Mvc.SelectList.
Given is a example of how to return a SelectList which is ordered by name. The selected value is 3.
public SelectList myDropDownList()
{
Colors c1 = new Colors();
c1.Name = "Black";
c1.Value = "1";
Colors c2 = new Colors();
c2.Name = "Blue";
c2.Value = "2";
Colors c3 = new Colors();
c3.Name = "Yellow";
c3.Value = "3";
List<Colors>
li = new List<Colors>();
li.Add(c1);
li.Add(c2);
li.Add(c3);
SelectList sl = new
SelectList(li.OrderBy(x => x.name), "Value", "Name",
3);
return sl;
}
This SelectList is bound to a dropdown as shown below
@Html.DropDownList("clientID", Model.myDropDownList())
HTML output
<select id="clientID" name="clientID">
<option value="1">Black</option>
<option value="2">Blue</option>
<option selected="selected"
value="3">Yellow</option>
</select>
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