The Complete Guide to ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 5) - Order JavaScript API Call

The video tutorial guides viewers through setting up a JavaScript file to handle URL-based triggers for order management. It covers implementing conditions for different order statuses, configuring data table columns, rendering order details, and testing the setup. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of correctly calling APIs and making final adjustments for a seamless user experience.

What is the primary purpose of setting up a new JavaScript file in the Wwwroot directory?

• To handle URL-based triggers

• To store CSS styles

• To create a database connection

• To manage server-side logic

Which function is called when the URL includes the keyword 'in process'?

• getOrderList with 'completed' status

• loadDataTable with 'in process' status

• getOrderList with 'in process' status

• loadDataTable with 'completed' status

What action is taken when the 'pending' status is detected in the URL?

• Load orders with 'rejected' status

• Load orders with 'completed' status

• Load all orders

• Load orders with 'pending' status

What is the width percentage set for the 'ID' column in the data table?

• 10%

• 15%

• 20%

• 5%

What is the final step before running the project to test the setup?

• Update the URL controller name

• Add a new column to the data table

• Remove the 'on delete' action

• Change the order status to 'completed'

What is the purpose of changing 'pending' to 'payment pending' in the orders index?

• To add a new order status

• To make it more clear to the end user

• To reduce the number of orders displayed

• To increase the loading speed

What is the expected outcome when the project is run and orders are viewed?

• Only orders with 'completed' status are shown

• All orders are displayed regardless of status

• No orders are displayed

• Orders are filtered based on their payment status