When I'm in a View and I call @Html.RenderPartial("MyPartialView", MyObject) Can I set it up so that this partial view has a controller which is called when RenderPartial gets called?
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tereško
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Probably it will be better to use the RenderAction instead of the RenderPartial
Mikhail
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Yes. It looks like I need to use RenderAction instead. Also found this helpful http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3968664/asp-net-mvc-2-0-difference-between-renderpartial-and-renderaction – dev.e.loper Jul 05 '11 at 21:00
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You should gather all data necessary for the partial in the current controller action (which may use methods shared across other controllers and actions).
If you really want a partial to be rendered using its own controller/action then consider loading it via AJAX with a separate request.
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In MVC, although controllers know about views, the reverse is not true.
Views are just means to render some data (a model or a viewModel) but they are not related to a controller or an action.
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