Postback problem in MVC using ajax

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Hi experts
I'm new in MVC I want to do my postback in background but It posts all the page. (An unwanted showing page progress bar)

HTML

@using (Ajax.BeginForm("Index", "ContactUs", new AjaxOptions { HttpMethod = "POST" }, new { id = "contactUsForm" }))
{
   @Html.TextBoxFor(@m => m.Name, new { id = "name"})
   <input type="submit" value="Send"  />
}

When I click on submit It posts all the page and also the browser's progress bar appears undesirably!
but:
I want to post in background.
What else may I do to achieve my goal?
Thanks

Posted 14-Oct-14 4:32am

mariazingzing

Updated 14-Oct-14 6:44am

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Ranjeet Patel 15-Oct-14 7:28am

See if you write [HtppPost] on the top of the action method

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Suraj Sahoo | Coding Passion · Answer 1 · 2014-10-14T05:56:00

Solution 1

If you want to have the progress to be shown on the Browser's page, then you can use ajax call and leave the Action and controller blank.

C#

$("#SUBMIT BUTTON ID").click(function(){
$("#YOUR PROGRESS DIV ID").show();
$.ajax({
type:"POST",
url:"Ur URL",
success: fuction(){
$("#YOUR PROGRESS DIV ID").hide();
}
});
});

An ajax call is by default asynchronous. So this might solve your work.
Please post back you queries in comments if any.
Thanks
:)

Posted 14-Oct-14 5:56am

Suraj Sahoo | Coding Passion

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mariazingzing 14-Oct-14 12:42pm

Thanks, but I think You have a misunderstanding about my problem, sorry!
My problem is: It does show progressbar in my browser, I want to prevent to show it.
I used "Ajax.BeginForm" but it doesn't work on background at all :(

[no name] 14-Oct-14 12:58pm

If ajax is used the Submit should work out on the background only. Where is actually the progress bar!! Have you placed that!!

mariazingzing 14-Oct-14 14:12pm

No, the progressbar is for the browser. IE or FireFox. I mean the progressbar that is placed in IE statusbar.
It updates _layout and all the page but I want to update only the AjaxForm. Not more.

[no name] 14-Oct-14 14:22pm

ok does this post methos return a view??please check that!!

mariazingzing 14-Oct-14 15:09pm

yes, AjaxView but If it posts "view" it also won't work

[no name] 14-Oct-14 23:02pm

Ok the action method of submit, allow it to perform the action but return nothing. Return null and check once.