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Migrating my brain from WebForms to MVC, I want to:

1) click on a button, that will 2) execute some javascript, that will 3) open a new window (or tab, whichever the browser is set for), that will show an existing view from the same solution, and 4) have that view execute some data loads

I'm stuck on 3 and 4

3) in this:

function foo(){
var wrkURL = globalURLVarFromViewOneThatPointsToViewTwo
window.open(wrkURL,"_blank")
}

how do I specify the URL of another existing view (ViewTwo) in the same solution? Is there a helper that I can call within ViewOne that will create that URL within the calling view, and load into globalURLVarFromViewOneThatPointsToViewTwo? Or, if I have to spell out the URL for ViewTwo, what does that syntax look like?

4) How do I get ViewTwo to automatically do some data operations (like find data for a FlexGrid) before or immediately on being displayed? I know how to do an Ajax call to a controller/action on document.ready; is there some other way of calling a controller/action and loading the view.bag, as the view is displayed, instead?

Migrating my brain from WebForms to MVC, I want to:

1) click on a button, that will 2) execute some javascript, that will 3) open a new window (or tab, whichever the browser is set for), that will show an existing view from the same solution, and 4) have that view execute some data loads

I'm stuck on 3 and 4

3) in this:

function foo(){
var wrkURL = globalURLVarFromViewOneThatPointsToViewTwo
window.open(wrkURL,"_blank")
}

how do I specify the URL of another existing view (ViewTwo) in the same solution? Is there a helper that I can call within ViewOne that will create that URL within the calling view, and load into globalURLVarFromViewOneThatPointsToViewTwo? Or, if I have to spell out the URL for ViewTwo, what does that syntax look like?

4) How do I get ViewTwo to automatically do some data operations (like find data for a FlexGrid) before or immediately on being displayed? I know how to do an Ajax call to a controller/action on document.ready; is there some other way of calling a controller/action and loading the view.bag, as the view is displayed, instead?

• javascript
• jquery
• asp
• asp-mvc

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For building the Url, look at the URL helper:

@Url.Action("ActionName", "Controller", new { 
    someVariable= someData
}) 

As for #4, notice that when I'm building the URL, I'm building it with route parameters. These parameters will be passed to your controller's action and you can do what you please with them (just make sure routing is configured so you'll get the appropriate match for your intended action).

Actually action methods respond to URLs. So you need to create a URL for the action method. Make sure you return that specific view from the action.

var wrkURL = '@Url.Action("SomeAction", "SomeController")';

Migrating my brain from WebForms to MVC, I want to:

1) click on a button, that will 2) execute some javascript, that will 3) open a new window (or tab, whichever the browser is set for), that will show an existing view from the same solution, and 4) have that view execute some data loads

I'm stuck on 3 and 4

3) in this:

function foo(){
var wrkURL = globalURLVarFromViewOneThatPointsToViewTwo
window.open(wrkURL,"_blank")
}

how do I specify the URL of another existing view (ViewTwo) in the same solution? Is there a helper that I can call within ViewOne that will create that URL within the calling view, and load into globalURLVarFromViewOneThatPointsToViewTwo? Or, if I have to spell out the URL for ViewTwo, what does that syntax look like?

4) How do I get ViewTwo to automatically do some data operations (like find data for a FlexGrid) before or immediately on being displayed? I know how to do an Ajax call to a controller/action on document.ready; is there some other way of calling a controller/action and loading the view.bag, as the view is displayed, instead?

Migrating my brain from WebForms to MVC, I want to:

1) click on a button, that will 2) execute some javascript, that will 3) open a new window (or tab, whichever the browser is set for), that will show an existing view from the same solution, and 4) have that view execute some data loads

I'm stuck on 3 and 4

3) in this:

function foo(){
var wrkURL = globalURLVarFromViewOneThatPointsToViewTwo
window.open(wrkURL,"_blank")
}

how do I specify the URL of another existing view (ViewTwo) in the same solution? Is there a helper that I can call within ViewOne that will create that URL within the calling view, and load into globalURLVarFromViewOneThatPointsToViewTwo? Or, if I have to spell out the URL for ViewTwo, what does that syntax look like?

4) How do I get ViewTwo to automatically do some data operations (like find data for a FlexGrid) before or immediately on being displayed? I know how to do an Ajax call to a controller/action on document.ready; is there some other way of calling a controller/action and loading the view.bag, as the view is displayed, instead?

• javascript
• jquery
• asp
• asp-mvc

Share Improve this question Follow edited Feb 15, 2014 at 20:41 wayfarer asked Feb 15, 2014 at 20:31 wayfarerwayfarer 79022 gold badges1717 silver badges3535 bronze badges

Add a ment  | 

2 Answers 2

Sorted by: Reset to default 2

For building the Url, look at the URL helper:

@Url.Action("ActionName", "Controller", new { 
    someVariable= someData
}) 

As for #4, notice that when I'm building the URL, I'm building it with route parameters. These parameters will be passed to your controller's action and you can do what you please with them (just make sure routing is configured so you'll get the appropriate match for your intended action).

Actually action methods respond to URLs. So you need to create a URL for the action method. Make sure you return that specific view from the action.

var wrkURL = '@Url.Action("SomeAction", "SomeController")';

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