I am using MVC to create part of a website. In one of my Views I have a DropDownList
. When a new drop down list option is selected, or in other words onchange
, I want my page to be redirected to a specific Controller ActionResult
. I am able to get to MyAction
ActionResult if there are no parameters, however I can't figure out how to send in the needed parameters.
My Controller Action:
public virtual ActionResult MyAction(int param1, int param2)
{
return View();
}
My DropDownList in View:
@Html.DropDownList(
"viewDataItem", Model.MyEnumerableList as SelectList,
new { onchange = @"
var form = document.forms[0];
form.action='MyAction';
form.submit();"
} )
The above code calls MyAction, however it does not send in the parameters. Is there a way to somehow add the parameters to this code?
Another thought was to somehow use @{Response.Redirect(@Url.Action("MyAction", "myController", new { param1 = 2, param2= 3 }));}
as my DropDownList action since Response.Redirect allows me to redirect to MyAction with parameters. Is there a way to somehow make onchanged = Response.Redirect?
The tried making onchange equal the response, but the nothing happens when I change my option:
@Html.DropDownList(
"name", Model.MyEnumerableList as SelectList,
new
{
onchange = {Response.Redirect(@Url.Action("MyAction", "controllerName", new { param1 = 5, param2 = 3 }));}
})
In short, how do I call an ActionResult with parameters whenever my DropDownList option is changed?
Similar questions were asked here and here, but the answers provide in those links all use JavaScript and I don't know how to use JS with cshtml. I tried some of those answers, but none of them solved my problems.
You can specify on the onchange event a javascript function and inside that function:
var url = '@Html.Raw(Url.Action("MyAction", "controllerName", new { param1=5, param2=2 }))';
and then:
window.location = url;
Finally the code should be:
@Html.DropDownList(
"viewDataItem", Model.MyEnumerableList as SelectList,
new { onchange = "SelectionChanged()"
} )
<script>
function SelectionChanged()
{
var url = '@Html.Raw(Url.Action("MyAction", "controllerName", new { param1=5, param2=2 }))';
window.location = url;
}
</script>
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