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Cheat Sheet - Section 10 - Asp - Net Core

This document serves as a cheat sheet for using Partial Views in Asp.Net Core, detailing how to invoke them and their interaction with ViewData. It explains the difference between standard and strongly typed partial views, including how to pass data to them. Additionally, it covers the use of PartialViewResult for fetching partial view content asynchronously.

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Cheat Sheet - Section 10 - Asp - Net Core

This document serves as a cheat sheet for using Partial Views in Asp.Net Core, detailing how to invoke them and their interaction with ViewData. It explains the difference between standard and strongly typed partial views, including how to pass data to them. Additionally, it covers the use of PartialViewResult for fetching partial view content asynchronously.

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Asp.

Net Core – True Ultimate Guide


Section 10 – Partial Views – Cheat Sheet

Partial Views

Partial view is a razor markup file (.cshtml) that can't be invoked individually from the controller; but
can be invoked from any view within the same web application.

Invoking Partial Views

<partial name="partial view name" />

Returns the content to the parent view.

@await Html.PartialAsync("partial view name")

Returns the content to the parent view.

@{ await Html.RenderPartialAsync("partial view name"); }

Streams the content to the browser.

Partial Views with ViewData

When partial view is invoked, it receives a copy of the parent view's ViewData object.

So, any changes made in the ViewData in the partial view, do NOT effect the ViewData of the parent
view.

Optionally, you can supply a custom ViewData object to the partial view, if you don't want the partial
view to access the entire ViewData of the parent view.
Invoking Partial Views with View Data

@{ await Html.RenderPartialAsync("partial view name", ViewData); }

-- or --

<partial name="partial view name" view-data="ViewData" />

Strongly Typed Partial Views

Strongly Typed Partial View is a partial view that is bound to a specified model class.

So, it gets all the benefits of a strongly typed view.

Invoking Strongly-Typed Partial View

@{ await Html.RenderPartialAsync("partial view name", Model); }

-- or --

<partial name="partial view name" model="Model" />


PartialViewResult

PartialViewResult can represent the content of a partial .

Generally useful to fetch partial view's content into the browser, by making an asynchronous
request (XMLHttpRequest / fetch request) from the browser.

return new PartialViewResult() { ViewName = "partial view name", Model = model };

[or]

return PartialView("partial view name", model);

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