The Complete Guide to ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 5) - Order Details View Part 1

The video tutorial guides viewers through setting up a view for order management, focusing on defining models, setting permissions for admin and users, and implementing conditional logic for input fields. It also covers handling payment information and making final adjustments to ensure fields are correctly displayed and editable based on user roles. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of differentiating between admin and user views, particularly in managing sensitive information like payment details.

What is the first step in setting up the order management view?

• Creating a new database

• Setting up user authentication

• Adding a model

• Defining the controller

Which user role is allowed to edit fields in the order details?

• Supplier

• Guest

• Customer

• Admin

What should be done to ensure the order date is displayed correctly?

• Convert it to a short date string

• Convert it to a long date string

• Remove the date field

• Leave it as is

Which field is automatically updated when the status changes to shipped?

• Tracking number

• Payment status

• Shipping date

• Order ID

Under what condition is the transaction ID displayed?

• When the user is an admin or employee

• When the order is canceled

• When the user is a guest

• When the transaction has not occurred

What happens if the transaction ID is null?

• The order is canceled

• The transaction is marked as complete

• The payment date is displayed

• The due date is displayed

What should be done if the order date field is not editable?

• Remove the field

• Make it editable

• Ensure it is read-only

• Convert it to a long date string