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Partial Views with Database Content in MVC4

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Partial Views with Database Content in MVC4

Mark Tabor

10yAsked Sep 8, 2016, 9:50 AM1k.NET

hi i am MVC newbie , I have created a website now I have different Menu Like Home,Services,News Now I want to Create a partial View for Services Tab and For Services I have a table in Database having columns {id,name,description,image} I want to create a partial view for services and i want to render these values from database in partial view can any body show the example of this kind thanks for support

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Ahmed Abdi10y ago
Hi there!
Create view model to map the Service model by using an automapper
publicclassServiceVM
{
publicstringname{get;set;}
publicstringDescription{get;set;}
publicHttpPostedFileBaseFile{get;set;}
}
add partial view,
"../../images/@Model.Image"/>
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and in index add
@foreach(varserviceinitem.Services)
{
@Html.Partial("Service",service)
}
and controller like this, i assume you've an images folder.
publicActionResultCreate(ServiceVMservice)
{
if(service!=null&&service.File!=null)
{
varserv=Mapper.Map(Service);
db.Services.Add(serv);
stringimage=System.IO.Path.GetFileName(service.File.FileName);
stringpath=System.IO.Path.Combine(Server.MapPath("~/images/"),image);
service.File.SaveAs(path);
db.SaveChanges();
}
returnRedirectToAction("Index);
}