The Complete Guide to ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 5) - Custom Tag Helper Model

The video tutorial covers the creation of custom tag helpers in ASP.NET, focusing on building a pagination system. It begins with an introduction to tag helpers and the need for custom ones. The tutorial then details the creation of a model for pagination, including properties like total items, items per page, current page, and URL parameters. It explains the implementation of the Paging Info class and the calculation of total pages. Finally, it discusses using the pagination model to render data without adding it to the database.

What is the main reason for creating a custom tag helper for pagination?

• To simplify the code structure

• To implement custom pagination without data tables

• To avoid using predefined tag helpers

• To enhance the performance of the application

Which of the following is NOT a property needed for the pagination model?

• Total number of items

• Items per page

• Database connection string

• Current page number

What is the purpose of the URL parameter in the pagination model?

• To connect to external APIs

• To store the base URL of the application

• To navigate between pages

• To log user activity

How is the total number of pages calculated in the pagination model?

• By dividing total items by items per page

• By adding total items and items per page

• By multiplying total items with items per page

• By subtracting items per page from total items

Why is the pagination model not added to the database?

• It is not compatible with the database schema

• It requires frequent updates

• It is too complex to store

• It is only used for rendering data