The Complete Guide to ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 5) - Partial Views

The video tutorial guides viewers through the process of determining the necessity of a model in a category controller, constructing an Upsert view using HTML and C#, and creating reusable partial views for editing and navigation. It also covers the implementation of buttons and links using ASP.NET Core, and finalizes the partial views for create and edit actions, emphasizing the use of ASP route for passing IDs.

What is the first step in determining if a model is needed?

• Review the user interface

• Examine the category controller

• Check the database schema

• Analyze the business requirements

What is the primary focus when working on the Upsert view?

• Creating a new database

• Implementing security features

• Structuring the HTML form and navigation

• Designing a user-friendly interface

What is the purpose of creating partial views?

• To reuse common functionalities

• To improve performance

• To enhance security

• To simplify database interactions

In ASP.NET Core, how can you pass an ID when editing an entity?

• Using a query string

• Via a hidden form field

• By using ASP route

• Through a session variable

What is the role of the ASP action tag helper?

• To manage database connections

• To determine the action to be called

• To specify JavaScript functions

• To define CSS styles