If you want to use Ajax in your ASP.NET MVC Web Applications, you can use JavaScript frameworks such as jQuery or AngularJS separately to add Ajax support to your applications, or you can use the built-in support for Ajax provided out-of-the-box by ASP.NET MVC!
To get basic support for Ajax in your ASP.NET MVC, you will need to leverage the Ajax Razor Html Helpers, namely, Ajax.BeginForm and Ajax.ActionLink as follows:
Ajax.BeginForm:
Ajax.ActionLink:
Then, if you want to check whether or not the request was an Ajax Request in your ASP.NET MVC Controller, you can use code such as the following:
To get basic support for Ajax in your ASP.NET MVC, you will need to leverage the Ajax Razor Html Helpers, namely, Ajax.BeginForm and Ajax.ActionLink as follows:
Ajax.BeginForm:
Ajax.ActionLink:
Then, if you want to check whether or not the request was an Ajax Request in your ASP.NET MVC Controller, you can use code such as the following:
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