Is it possible?
@Html.ActionLink( "Link text", "Action Name", new { id = *JAVASCRIPT VARIABLE* })
Please explain with example code.
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No, it's not possible. What exactly are you trying to do?Jonathan S.– Jonathan S.2012-07-02 03:30:56 +00:00Commented Jul 2, 2012 at 3:30
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2Actually I need pass a parameter which i get from javascript. How can i solve my problem.Mohammed Faruk– Mohammed Faruk2012-07-02 03:34:59 +00:00Commented Jul 2, 2012 at 3:34
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2 Answers
It actually is very much possible with the following:
var hello = "Great Job!";
var text = "@Html.ActionLink( "Link text", "Action Name", new { id = "JSVar" })"
text = text.replace("JSVar",hello);
As easy as that! :)
All the @Html.Action link does is create a url string so doing replace on it is the same as replace on any javascript string
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Darko
Good workaround! Just make sure that the replacement code is robust, maybe adopt a string.Format type approach:
var text = "@Html.ActionLink( "Link text", "Action Name", new { id = "{0}" })"; not sure if the {0} will work in that helper, but you get my drift
Fat Shogun
I'd accept this answer instead of the one accepted now.
D.B. Fred
n.b. "{0}" is not a good replace target here since the brackets get URLencoded
No it is not possible, because .NET MVC 3 is server side code and is evaluated before being sent to the client, and javascript is Client side code which runs only once it is ON the client
BUT the reverse is possible:
var jsVar = "@yourMvcVar";
