MVC Index adding and curd operations

Question

Hi All i am new to this mvc. I have a small question in mvc4?
I want to add a controll and i want to write the Create,Update,Delete all methods in controller and i want to generate the views manually not like scaffholding. and i want to do all the operations in same view , not like creteview,updateview,delete view..is that possible...hi
how to identifie wheather the action method is create,update,delete..e.c.t..

regards
lvprasad

Sumit Jolly · Answer

I like the answer posted by RJ so follow steps mentioned by RJ

R J · Answer

hi.. you no need to do. Simply write ActionMethod with somename in the controller and return view (viewname) like Public ActionResult MyActionMethod() { ////// your logic return View(myViewname); } optionally you can do this way follow the steps. 1. Create empty controller. 2. Write ActionMethod same as above code 3. Now RightClick on MyActionMethod you will see option called AddView it will create the View for your action method and right structured folders. Now you can write your code in myViewname view file. Let me know if you still need any help thanks.

lv prasad · Answer

Hi Sumit thx for your reply my requirement is i will take an empty index  and i will design manually like Name and after that i will write individual method for saving and updating and deleting..by taking a sample controller...is this possible..we can do this...is this recommended...or every time we need to go with Scaffholding template...guide me..

Sumit Jolly · Answer

In Visual Studio do following steps: - create a new project and pick MVC4 then pick Intranet or Internet application - It'll scaffold the project with default settings - If you look at controllers e.g. HomeController you'll find below: [HttpGet] [HttpPost] [HttpPut] [HttpDelete] Now MVC is mapped with action verbs so GET -> select POST -> Insert PUT -> Update DELTE -> Delete And all of these controller methods then correpond to View which to render. I hope it's clear to you now. Please accept answer if you find it helpful!