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Render Partial View from other controller

Is there a way to render inside my view of controller A a partial view from other controller B?

Edit: I wrote a partial view that is good for only two controllers and I don't want to copy it to their both Views folder.
I want The partial view to be displayed each time the View is rendered not after something happens.

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gdoron is supporting Monica Avatar asked Nov 01 '11 14:11

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1 Answers

  1. You can share views between controllers by putting them into the Views/Shared folder. Each controller can then render that view by name.
  2. You can render a partial view (which can be shared between controllers as in (1)) within the current view using Html.Partial().
  3. You can use Html.Action() to invoke an action on a different controller and render the results within the current view.
  4. You can use AJAX to load a partial view from a different controller after the page has been rendered.
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tvanfosson Avatar answered Sep 21 '22 13:09

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