Razor is very powerful, but it cannot refresh itself, so it needs to be used with ajax. This article uses an example to introduce the use of Ajax to partially update the Razor page. Friends who need it can refer to it
Razor is very powerful, but it cannot achieve no refresh, so it needs to be used with ajax
This article will give a simple example to implement partial refresh with Razor and ajax.
First, we create an MVC project
Let us create a simple Controller Book
Then add a view to it and add some simple Html code
@{ ViewBag.Title = "Index"; Layout = null; }Index
@Html.ActionLink("点击我", "Part","Book"); @Scripts.Render("~/bundles/jquery")
Here I added a
and gave it an id ="partial", when I click @Html.ActionLink, the method in javascript will be triggered, and I will use ajax to access the path /Test/Book/Part/1. After the request is successful, the Html I requested will be built in
,This is actually the principle of partial refresh
This is the code of Part, and then we also add a view to Part
##Part's code can be very simple, and then we start our project We keep clicking the button "Click me" The page will keep changing. It should be noted here that when using AJAX request, the Url must be written completely. For example, my Controller is named Test under the Book folder under Area, and the Action is Part, then the Url is /Test/Book /Part, /Test cannot be missing, otherwise the following error will occur # It can be seen that if the Url is not written in full, the View returned by the Action is actually the wrong path. The above is what I compiled for everyone. I hope it will be helpful to everyone in the future. Related articles:Struts2 and Ajax data interaction (graphic tutorial)
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