Kendo grid URL with html.actionlink
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I am trying to call controller action MVC from Kendo grid row.
Following is the the column
field: "FileName", title: "Link2", width: "20%",
template: "@Html.ActionLink('#=FileName', nameof(MeterFactorController.Document), new Id = #=FileLocator ) )"
,
It is displaying as string instead of URL.
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I am trying to call controller action MVC from Kendo grid row.
Following is the the column
field: "FileName", title: "Link2", width: "20%",
template: "@Html.ActionLink('#=FileName', nameof(MeterFactorController.Document), new Id = #=FileLocator ) )"
,
It is displaying as string instead of URL.
asp.net-mvc kendo-ui grid
edited Nov 16 at 13:33
tereško
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asked Nov 11 at 2:50
user1609859
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You have an action with a file name? Anyway, you can't use javascript variables in razor/c# that way.
– DontVoteMeDown
Nov 12 at 10:53
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up vote
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I am trying to call controller action MVC from Kendo grid row.
Following is the the column
field: "FileName", title: "Link2", width: "20%",
template: "@Html.ActionLink('#=FileName', nameof(MeterFactorController.Document), new Id = #=FileLocator ) )"
,
It is displaying as string instead of URL.
asp.net-mvc kendo-ui grid
edited Nov 16 at 13:33
tereško
52.1k1976135
asked Nov 11 at 2:50
user1609859
1114
I am trying to call controller action MVC from Kendo grid row.
Following is the the column
field: "FileName", title: "Link2", width: "20%",
template: "@Html.ActionLink('#=FileName', nameof(MeterFactorController.Document), new Id = #=FileLocator ) )"
,
It is displaying as string instead of URL.
asp.net-mvc kendo-ui grid
asp.net-mvc kendo-ui grid
edited Nov 16 at 13:33
tereško
52.1k1976135
asked Nov 11 at 2:50
user1609859
1114
edited Nov 16 at 13:33
tereško
52.1k1976135
asked Nov 11 at 2:50
user1609859
1114
edited Nov 16 at 13:33
tereško
52.1k1976135
edited Nov 16 at 13:33
tereško
52.1k1976135
edited Nov 16 at 13:33
tereško
52.1k1976135
52.1k1976135
asked Nov 11 at 2:50
user1609859
1114
asked Nov 11 at 2:50
user1609859
1114
asked Nov 11 at 2:50
user1609859
1114
1114
You have an action with a file name? Anyway, you can't use javascript variables in razor/c# that way.
– DontVoteMeDown
Nov 12 at 10:53
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You have an action with a file name? Anyway, you can't use javascript variables in razor/c# that way.
– DontVoteMeDown
Nov 12 at 10:53
You have an action with a file name? Anyway, you can't use javascript variables in razor/c# that way.
– DontVoteMeDown
Nov 12 at 10:53
You have an action with a file name? Anyway, you can't use javascript variables in razor/c# that way.
– DontVoteMeDown
Nov 12 at 10:53
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If you want to take user to a different View by calling the Controller method, you can try this:
template: "<a href='" + controllerUri + "/" + parameters + "'>" + Name of the link + "</a>"
If you want to make a Ajax call to the controller you can try the following:
template: "<a class='k-button' onclick='yourJSFunctionName(event,#=FileName#)'>Your Button Text</a>"
JS:
function yourJSFunctionName(event,FileName)
//Ajax call to the controller
alert("Ajax call");
Hope this helps!
answered Nov 16 at 5:36
Arachchi
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1 Answer
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If you want to take user to a different View by calling the Controller method, you can try this:
template: "<a href='" + controllerUri + "/" + parameters + "'>" + Name of the link + "</a>"
If you want to make a Ajax call to the controller you can try the following:
template: "<a class='k-button' onclick='yourJSFunctionName(event,#=FileName#)'>Your Button Text</a>"
JS:
function yourJSFunctionName(event,FileName)
//Ajax call to the controller
alert("Ajax call");
Hope this helps!
answered Nov 16 at 5:36
Arachchi
263
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up vote
0
down vote
If you want to take user to a different View by calling the Controller method, you can try this:
template: "<a href='" + controllerUri + "/" + parameters + "'>" + Name of the link + "</a>"
If you want to make a Ajax call to the controller you can try the following:
template: "<a class='k-button' onclick='yourJSFunctionName(event,#=FileName#)'>Your Button Text</a>"
JS:
function yourJSFunctionName(event,FileName)
//Ajax call to the controller
alert("Ajax call");
Hope this helps!
answered Nov 16 at 5:36
Arachchi
263
add a comment |
up vote
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up vote
0
down vote
If you want to take user to a different View by calling the Controller method, you can try this:
template: "<a href='" + controllerUri + "/" + parameters + "'>" + Name of the link + "</a>"
If you want to make a Ajax call to the controller you can try the following:
template: "<a class='k-button' onclick='yourJSFunctionName(event,#=FileName#)'>Your Button Text</a>"
JS:
function yourJSFunctionName(event,FileName)
//Ajax call to the controller
alert("Ajax call");
Hope this helps!
answered Nov 16 at 5:36
Arachchi
263
If you want to take user to a different View by calling the Controller method, you can try this:
template: "<a href='" + controllerUri + "/" + parameters + "'>" + Name of the link + "</a>"
If you want to make a Ajax call to the controller you can try the following:
template: "<a class='k-button' onclick='yourJSFunctionName(event,#=FileName#)'>Your Button Text</a>"
JS:
function yourJSFunctionName(event,FileName)
//Ajax call to the controller
alert("Ajax call");
Hope this helps!
answered Nov 16 at 5:36
Arachchi
263
answered Nov 16 at 5:36
Arachchi
263
answered Nov 16 at 5:36
Arachchi
263
answered Nov 16 at 5:36
Arachchi
263
263
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You have an action with a file name? Anyway, you can't use javascript variables in razor/c# that way.
– DontVoteMeDown
Nov 12 at 10:53