mvc4 issue with controller postback

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My controller Code is as such-

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[HttpGet]
      public ActionResult view1()
       {
           return View();
       }
       [HttpPost]
       public ActionResult view1(string NewClientButton)
       {
           return View("view2",NewClientButton);

       }
       [HttpGet]
       public ActionResult view2()
       {
           return View();
       }
       [HttpPost]
       public ActionResult view2(string hasAccept)
       {
            return View("view3");
        }

view1 posts back fine...but when im in view1 and expect to go into view2 post fucntion...the code steps back into view1 post function again...which is the problem im facing...can someone please try to help here! Thanks!

Posted 30-Sep-13 20:05pm

neo29

Updated 30-Sep-13 20:06pm

Sampath Lokuge

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Sampath Lokuge 1-Oct-13 2:13am

Can you put the code which you have used to go to view2's post function ? I mean button's code or like that ?

[no name] 1-Oct-13 2:24am

Im trying to build a custom wizard.

view1 button-
<input id="NewClientButton" type="submit" value="submit" />

view2 button-
<input value="Accept" id="acceptbtn" type="submit" />

view1,view2 are all using same controller and model..

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Sampath Lokuge · Answer 1 · 2013-09-30T20:51:00

Try like below (This is a sample).

@using( Html.BeginForm("view1", "controllerName", new { NewClientButton=Model.NewClientButton},
                       FormMethod.Post, new { @class = "example" } ) )
{
<button id='NewClientButton' name="subject" type="submit" value="submit">Button1</button>
}


@using( Html.BeginForm("view2", "controllerName", new { hasAccept=Model.hasAccept},
                       FormMethod.Post, new { @class = "example" } ) )
{
<button id='acceptbtn' name="subject" type="submit" value="Accept">Button2</button>
}

I hope this will help to you.