How to create a simple plus or minus rating in asp.net mvc

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Hi,
i have a box where i display a comment and i want to let other users to rate this comment by pressing Plus or Minus button and every user must vote only once.
i have wrote that by saving user ip address so that every comment has associated ips that voted to that comment.
next time i can check the ip address and let user to vote or not. another thing is that there no authentication in my site (any one can vote)
but i feel bad about this, any one has better idea??

here is a small screen shot of what im gonna do:

http://axgig.com/images/24738083558435364695.jpg

Thank you all for reading or answering

Posted 1-Aug-13 9:25am

RedSakura

Updated 1-Aug-13 19:45pm

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Maciej Los 1-Aug-13 15:41pm

I'm bit confused...
What is an exact question?

RedSakura 2-Aug-13 1:46am

i want to create a plus and minus button for every comment, and evey user is allowed to rate just once.

TryAndSucceed 1-Aug-13 16:14pm

So, is it the Authentication you are worried about or the Plus or Minus functionality?

RedSakura 2-Aug-13 1:44am

Plus and Minus actually

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2013-08-01T20:11:00

All you need to do is to create "custom control" which provides described functionality:
Creating an ASP .NET MVC 3 User Control with a Partial View[^]
Custom controls in ASP.NET MVC[^]

Two interesting articles about:
Creating an Up and Down Voting User Interface (ASP.NET)[^]
Building a Star Rating System with ASP.NET MVC and jQuery[^]

Other sources:
ASP.NET MVC 2 Voting Control[^]

I hope it would be enough for start ;)