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How to use multiple Models in a View, How to rewrite friendly URLs, and How to Tokenize Post-Request in ASP.NET MVC (Razor ViewEngine)?

Hello everyone,

I have three (3) problems with MVC WebApplication

 

I will give an example to make you understand my question.

Suppose two Database-Tables (Departments & Students). Student-Table has student related properties with DepartmentId.

 

Problem #1:

I want to retrieve Student records in an HTML-Table along with DepartmentNames from Department-Table (Database-Table) instead of DepartmentId.

 

So what should I do in the Controller and in the View?

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Problem #2:

Consider the above example:

I want to rewrite my URLs in a friendly manner, e.g. If I navigate to StudentsList actionMethod in Student controller which lists students, then from there I click on a particular student to navigate to the details view, so my URL will look like,

 

Student/Details/4

here "Student" is Controller,

"Details" is ActionMethod,

and "4" is the StudentId. Thats fine, but I want it like this,

 

StudentsList/Details/Jehangir-Wahid

here "StudentList" is an ActionMethod,

"Details" is another ActionMethod,

and "Jehangir-Wahid" is the selected StudentName against StudentId =4.

 

so how can I map a route like this?

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Problem #3:

Consider the above example:

I want to #Tokenize my Post-Request to the server using session, so what should I do?

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If anyone know how to solve atleast one of the mentioned problems, then please help me with it.

 

Thanks for your kind considerations.

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Question added by Jehangir Wahid , Lead Software Developer , Inaequo Solutions
Date Posted: 2016/04/19
Ahmed Ali
by Ahmed Ali , Account Executive , PCM

I'm not sure if my answer would be what you're really looking for, but this is what I would suggest for:

 

Problem #1:

It's all based on the SQL Statement to retrieve the exact information you need

Select DepartmentName from Department-Table where DepartmentID = "DepIT"

 

 

Problem #2:

What you're looking to achieve is a Simple URL. To do so, you'll need to go through URL Rewriting.

Requirements:

- IIS 7 or above with role ASP.NET enabled

- URL Rewrite module enabled

 

You'll need to build a Rewrite handler that will "Search" and "Replace"

Here's how to create a Rewrite Rule:

http://www.iis.net/learn/extensions/url-rewrite-module/using-the-url-rewrite-module

 

Problem #3:

I assume you want to use the Tokens for login. If that's the case, here's an article with the code on how-to implement

http://www.dotnetcurry.com/aspnet/1223/secure-aspnet-web-api-using-tokens-owin-angularjs

 

Hope this answers your question, or at least, a partial answer to your question.

 

 

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