Why does MVC always use a LogOff form?

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In the scaffolded MVC projects built by VS, they always use an anchor with JavaScript that submits the form; the same form the anchor is in? Why not just an ActionLink to the LogOff method? Or a plain old Submit button?

Posted 30-Jul-15 20:11pm

Brady Kelly

Updated 30-Jul-15 20:13pm

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