MVC Html.ActionLink

Html.ActionLink

In the Linkextensions class, the ActionLink method parameter description:

In a nutshell, it's like this.

Parameter type description

LinkText the text displayed by the link generated by the string

ActionName string corresponding to the Controller method

Controllername string Specifies the name of the controller

Protocol string specifies the Access protocol

HostName string specifies access to the domain name

Fragment string specifies access to the anchor point

Routevalues routevaluedictionary The arguments passed to the corresponding action

or object

Htmlattributes object or IDictionary properties of settings <a> tags

Overload one:

@Html. ActionLink ("linkText", "actionname")

Cases:

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Overload two:

@Html. ActionLink ("linkText", "actionname", routevalues)

Routevalues is an object:

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Routevalues is routevaluedictionary:

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Overload three:

@Html. ActionLink ("linkText", "actionname", routevalues,htmlattributes)

Htmlattributes is an object:

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Htmlattributes is IDictionary:

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Overload four:

@Html. ActionLink ("linkText", "actionname", "Controllername")

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Overload five:

@Html. ActionLink ("linkText", "actionname", "controllername", "routevalues", " Htmlattributes ")

Both Htmlattributes and routevalues are object:

Example:

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Note: if written new{target= "_blank", class= "ClassName"} will error, because class is the keyword, so should be written like this → @class = "className"

Htmlattributes is IDictionary and routevalues is routevaluedictionary:

Example:

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There are only a few overloads listed above, and you want to know more about this class under the namespace namespace System.Web.Mvc.Html LinkExtensions.cs

MVC Html.ActionLink