The Complete Guide to ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 5) - Order Details View Model and Get Action

The video tutorial covers logging in as a non-admin user to view specific orders, creating a view model for order details, and cleaning up unused code. It explains how to implement a details action method in the orders controller, bind properties, and populate the view model with order header and details. The tutorial emphasizes using ienumerable and includes steps for passing order IDs through JavaScript.

What is the primary limitation of a non-admin user when viewing orders?

• They can delete any order.

• They can only view orders related to their account.

• They can edit any order details.

• They can view all orders in the system.

Why is it important to make the Order Details View Model a public class?

• To make it visible only to the admin users.

• To allow it to be private and secure.

• To ensure it can be accessed by other parts of the application.

• To prevent it from being used in the application.

What type of collection is used to store multiple order details in the view model?

• Dictionary

• List

• IEnumerable

• Array

What is the purpose of the details action method in the orders controller?

• To delete order details.

• To update order headers.

• To display order details and headers.

• To create new orders.

How is the order view model populated in the details action method?

• By updating the order status.

• By creating a new order header.

• By deleting existing order details.

• By fetching order details using the order ID.