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<p>We had to solve a similar issue, but instead of using an HTML form we opted for a JavaScript based solution that posts a message to an API controller.</p> <p>Detail.aspx</p> <pre><code> <%= Html.DisplayFor(n => Model.Content[Model.Content.PageIndex], "ReleaseFull")%>  <% Html.RenderAction("Commenting", "Home", new { area = "Reviews", contentTypeName = "product", contentTypeId = ContentType.Product, contentId = Model.Content[Model.Content.PageIndex].Id }); %> </code></pre> <p>Commenting Controller</p> <pre><code>[ChildActionOnly] public ActionResult Commenting(string contentTypeName, int contentTypeId, int contentId) { //psuedo-code to get comments var comments = CommentingAPI.GetCommentsForContentType(contentTypeId, contentId); var viewModel = new CommentsListing { Comments = comments, ContentId = contentId, ContentTypeId = contentTypeId, ContentTypeName = contentTypeName }; return View(viewModel); } </code></pre> <p>Commenting.aspx</p> <pre><code><%@ Page Title="" Language="C#" Inherits="System.Web.Mvc.ViewPage<Website.ViewModels.CommentsListing>" %> <div id="commenting" class="commenting"> <h3 class="h2">Comment and then share on Facebook &amp; Twitter</h3> <div class="arrow"></div> <textarea placeholder="Type your comment here..." class="w100 p10 tMrg10" cols="40" rows="4" id="commentText></textarea> <div class="textarea-support"> <span class="post-action"> <span id="commentButton"><a class="btn l-btn-lg">Post Comment</a></span> </span> </div>  <div id="newComments"></div> <% foreach (var comment in Model.Comments) { %>  <% var memberComment = comment; %><%= Html.DisplayFor(c => memberComment)%> <% } %> </div> <script type="text/javascript"> //using a custom jQuery plugin we hook up the commenting section //when the user clicks "Post Comment" the message is posted to //another Controller using $.ajax({ type:POST }); //The controller stores the comment in the database and returns an instance of the comment $(function () { $('#commenting').commenting( { contentTypeTypeId: <%: Model.ContentTypeId %>, contentId: <%: Model.ContentId %>, isAuthenticated: <%= Html.IsMember() %> }); </script> </code></pre>
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1. COThanks for the answer - it's a nice explanation for how I could AJAXify my UI in future so definitely one to bear in mind!
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