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Enhancing strong typed views in ASP.NET MVC

by Miha Markič 22. April 2009 11:25

I’ve added new constructs for replacing

< % Html.RenderPartial("~/Shared/LogOnUserControl.ascx", model); %>

with these

< % Html.RenderPartial().Shared.LogOnUserControl(model); %>

where model argument is strong typed of course. There are other overloads as well.

Notes:

due to IE7 formatting issues I am adding an extra space after < character
I can’t get rid of parenthesis after RenderPartial due to extension methods limitation (there are no extension properties)

For more details read my previous article Strong typing views in ASP.NET MVC. The new template is attached below.

StrongTypedViews.zip (2.60 kb)

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10/2/2009 2:29:19 PM #

The slides and code from my “Making asp.net mvc applications strong typed” presentation

Yesterday I held a presentation (as the part of Bleeding Edge 2009 conference) on how to make ASP.NET

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