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I'm developing a web app using ASP.NET MVC. I have a controller that contains some methods. For example I have these two methods:
[HttpPost]
public ActionResult SelectResult(int idResult)
{
...
return RedirectToAction("Result");
}
and
[HttpGet]
public ActionResult Result()
{
....
return View();
}
So, in a view Example.cshtml I have a table with some values and if the user click on one of these values, he is redirected to Result.cshtml. But I don't want to put the HTTP GET Result(), but the HTTP POST SelectResult(int idResult) to avoid to show in the Web App URL the ...\Home\Result?id=2 (for example). How can I call the HTTP POST the the @Html.ActionLink or @Url.Action in the Example.cshtml <td> </td>?
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I'm developing a web app using ASP.NET MVC. I have a controller that contains some methods. For example I have these two methods:
[HttpPost]
public ActionResult SelectResult(int idResult)
{
...
return RedirectToAction("Result");
}
and
[HttpGet]
public ActionResult Result()
{
....
return View();
}
So, in a view Example.cshtml I have a table with some values and if the user click on one of these values, he is redirected to Result.cshtml. But I don't want to put the HTTP GET Result(), but the HTTP POST SelectResult(int idResult) to avoid to show in the Web App URL the ...\Home\Result?id=2 (for example). How can I call the HTTP POST the the @Html.ActionLink or @Url.Action in the Example.cshtml <td> </td>?
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