I have a situation where I need to pass two parameters to an action. I've been passing parameters to actions using the code below but I don't see how I pass multiple parameters. How do I do this?
@Html.ActionLink("Add Visit", "Create", "Visit", new { id = Model.Id }, null)
BTW - ASP.NET MVC 4 RC
You should separate the parameters with comma, like this:
@Html.ActionLink("Add Visit", "Create", "Visit",
new { id = Model.Id, secondParameter = Model.yourValue }, null)
Check the MSDN documentation for the ActionLink method.
Hope it helps!
I add from CodePlex called T4MVC. This turns all your strings into a method call by using a combination of T4 templates and partial classes. It will allow you to turn your ActionLink methods into a syntax checked method call.
@Html.ActionLink("Add Visit", "Create", "Visit", new { id = Model.Id }, null)
would be turned into
@Html.ActionLink("Add Visit", MVC.Visit.Create(Model.Id))
and
@Html.ActionLink("Add Visit", "Create", "Visit", new { id = Model.Id, Param2 = "Param2", Param3= "Param3Value" }, null)
@Html.ActionLink("Add Visit", MVC.Visit.Create(Model.Id, "Param2", "Param3Value"))
Its a life saver when you turn on compiled views.
