creating cell links in webgrid helper

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var gridTotal = new WebGrid(qOrdersList);

The result of the above query is a table with some columns including: AuditNum (an int) and Status. I want to display it in a webgrid with this code:

HTML

@gridTotal.GetHtml(       
            columns : gridTotal.Columns
            (
                gridTotal.Column(
                    columnName : "AuditNum",
                    format: @<a href="@App.PathOrderEdit?AuditNum=x">x</a> 
                    ),
                gridTotal.Column(
                    columnName : "Status")
            )
        );

The problem is the link that I want to create. 'x' is going to be the value of AuditNum column for the current row that I want it to be the text of the link and also be used in the href attribute as a parameter. I dont know how to access that. Example:

AuditNum ---- Status
100 ------------ A
101 ------------ B
.
.
.
I want to make those 2 numbers a link to these pages:

@App.PathOrderEdit?AuditNum=100
@App.PathOrderEdit?AuditNum=101

Posted 5-Jan-13 3:56am

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Gianmaria Gregori · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-05T04:25:00

You should modify your code as follows:

HTML

@gridTotal.GetHtml(       
            columns : gridTotal.Columns
            (
                gridTotal.Column(
                    columnName : "AuditNum",
                    format: @<a href="@App.PathOrderEdit?AuditNum=@item.AuditNum">@item.AuditNum</a> 
                    ),
                gridTotal.Column(
                    columnName : "Status")
            )
        );