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1. #Asp.net display master page only how to#
2. #Asp.net display master page only code#
3. #Asp.net display master page only series#

In this view, I want to show my Facebook user name in the browser, so you can print anything whatever you want to show in the browser through your view. Use layout page with this view, click on to “Add” button to add Facebook view. It takes default name for the view, and checks on layout page and view.Ī contact view would be created, and I have simply returned my contact in browser. In this View, I have simply want to show a message to our browser.Īgain add a view for the ContactUs action. In the same way, I’ll add all the views, so right click on to near AboutUs and add a view.Īgain it takes default name for view and select layout page as above like as Index view. You can put any message over here which you want to show in your browser.

Now we need to add views to particular Action, so right click near Index and add a view.Īt the time of adding a view, it takes a default name and check on layout page and browse the location select your existing layout that is “_Layout.cshtml”.Ĭlick on to “Add” button to add a view for Index action.Īfter adding the view, you can see all the things taken care by your layout.Ĭhange the title of ViewBag to Home from Index, because I want to see starting of menu with Home instead of Index. In my controller there must be five Action Names like bases of the Layout Page, where we have five Link Texts. Give a name to your controller, whatever you want to give, here I have given it “My”.Ĭlick on to “ Add” button to add a controller. For creating a new controller, right click on to controller folder and add a controller.

Now we need to add a controller, you can choose the existing controller available in the controller folder. After the RenderBody, I want to show a simple string for all the pages. In the body, I have taken five Link texts to the different action names to same controller, so this information will be common for all the pages. Anything of respective page will render in RenderBody(). In body tag you can see a RenderBody() method so it is like a content placeholder of Master Pages. If you see in your Layout Page there would be a head tag and the body tag. Right click on to shared folder and add a new item.įor Layout Page select a Layout Page in the list and give it a name, and click on to “Add” button to add a new Layout Page. So for this we should go in to views folder, under this you find shared folder, in this folder create a new layout page or you can say Master Page. I want to create a view for all these things that we should have to all the links in common. Step 5: Hit on to “Ok” button (Follow steps in sequence). Step 4: Give the name of your project, here I given it “ LayoutsMVCDemo”. Step 3: In the application list panel, select ASP.NET Web application. Step 2: Under Installed > Templates > Visual C#. Now, I’m going to build layout page, after that I’ll discuss about how we can build subpages from our Layout page. Helper the URL specific to an action, which we can use it on anchor tag to navigate to a the content of sub view in layout the content of a named section. There can be only one RenderBody method in one layout page. It’s same as ContentPlaceHolder in master page. If you want to use it as false then it is necessary to put head section at every content RenderBody(): It exists in the layout page. Second parameter will be false of the RenderSection, if you don’t want to use the head section in all pages.

#Asp.net display master page only code#

The code blocks defined by you in the content page, runs by the RenderSection. RenderSection needs one parameter and that would be name of the section. A layout page can contain multiple sections.

Similar to master page, the Layouts may contain CSS, jQuery files and multiple views. Layout is similar to the master page in ASP.NET Web Form.

#Asp.net display master page only how to#

How to Publish ASP.NET MVC 5.0 Application on Windows Azure: Part 4.How to Publish ASP.NET MVC on IIS MVC 5.0: Part 3.

#Asp.net display master page only series#

Before reading this article, I highly recommend reading the previous parts of the series on ASP.NET :