what is the difference between Html.BeginForm
() and Ajax.Beginform
() in MVC3. I just want to know the scenarios where I can use Html.BeginForm
() and where I can use Ajax.Beginform
().
"BeginForm()" is an extension method that writes an opening "<form>" tag to the response. "BeginForm()" is an extension method for both HtmlHelper and AjaxHelper classes.
The Html. BeginForm helper method contains a couple overloads whose intended purpose is to make writing routed forms easier. It is aware of MVC stucture and makes sure its targeting a controller and action.
Html. BeginForm is the Html Helper Extension Method that is used for creating and rendering the form in HTML. This method makes your job easier in creating form. Here, is the method to create a form using Html.
Html.BeginForm() will create a form on the page that submits its values to the server as a synchronous HTTP request, refreshing the entire page in the process. Ajax.BeginForm() creates a form that submits its values using an asynchronous ajax request.
The Ajax.BeginForm () method has three arguments, these are actionName, controllerName and AjaxOptions. We are using the AjaxOptions object UpdateTargetId property that has a value of a control id where the response will be shown after the post request.
"BeginForm()" is an extension method that writes an opening "<form>" tag to the response. "BeginForm()" is an extension method for both HtmlHelper and AjaxHelper classes. It returns an MVCForm object from both HtmlHelper and AjaxHelper class instances so there is not much difference...
Reason being, the form submission is done asynchronously using Javascript. As we can see the operations are done asynchronously, Ajax forms are suitable in situations, where you need to do modify or save operations asynchronously , without redirecting to any other forms. Now, we have one more task to perform.
Ajax
RedirectAction()
.FormMethods - OnSubmit
. So you are abort the Post
Html
Synchronously
and Asynchronously
(With some extra code and care).Html.BeginForm() will create a form on the page that submits its values to the server as a synchronous HTTP request, refreshing the entire page in the process.
Ajax.BeginForm() creates a form that submits its values using an asynchronous ajax request. This allows a portion of the page to be update without requiring that the entire page be refreshed.
If you love us? You can donate to us via Paypal or buy me a coffee so we can maintain and grow! Thank you!
Donate Us With