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NealR
NealR

Reputation: 10709

Route parameters coming through null

Not sure what I'm doing here but any and all parameters are coming through to my controller as null even though they are clearly defined in the rendered HTML.

View

    @Html.ActionLink("Export to Spreadsheet", "Export", "ZipCodeTerritory"
    , new {
       @searchZip = Model.searchZip,
       @searchActiveOnly = Model.searchActiveOnly,
       @searchTerritory = Model.searchTerritory,
       @searchState = Model.searchState
    })

Controller

    public ActionResult Export(string searchZip, bool? searchActiveOnly, string searchTerritory, string searchState)
    {

Rendered HTML

<a href="/ZipCodeTerritory/Export?Length=16" searchactiveonly="True" searchstate="CA" searchterritory="" searchzip="">Export to Spreadsheet</a>

Upvotes: 0

Views: 74

Answers (2)

hutchonoid
hutchonoid

Reputation: 33326

It is using the wrong overload, try this instead:

@Html.ActionLink("Export to Spreadsheet", "Export", "ZipCodeTerritory"
    , 
     new {
       searchZip = Model.searchZip,
       searchActiveOnly = Model.searchActiveOnly,
       searchTerritory = Model.searchTerritory,
       searchState = Model.searchState
    }
    , null)

Upvotes: 1

James Wilson
James Wilson

Reputation: 289

You're using the wrong overload for Html.ActionLink. It's thinking that your route values are actually html attributes. Additionally, you'll need to remove the "@"s in each of your variable names. Try changing this:

@Html.ActionLink("Export to Spreadsheet", "Export", "ZipCodeTerritory"
, new {
   @searchZip = Model.searchZip,
   @searchActiveOnly = Model.searchActiveOnly,
   @searchTerritory = Model.searchTerritory,
   @searchState = Model.searchState
})

To this:

@Html.ActionLink("Export to Spreadsheet", "Export", "ZipCodeTerritory"
, new {
   searchZip = Model.searchZip,
   searchActiveOnly = Model.searchActiveOnly,
   searchTerritory = Model.searchTerritory,
   searchState = Model.searchState
}, null)

Upvotes: 2

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