Passing parameter with location.href to the action.

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I am trying to pass the parameters to the controller from location.href.

but link is not hitting the action. location.href seems ok .

What I have tried:

The code i am trying is

the buttion triggering the jqeury code

<button id="getPrice" data-id="" class="btn btn-danger" data-dismiss="modal">GetPrice</button>

the actual jquery code

<pre lang="HTML"> $('#getPrice').click(function () {
                var discountAmount = $('#lblDiscountAmount').text();
                var productId = $(this).parent('td').parent('tr').attr('data-productid')
                alert(productId);
                alert(discountAmount);
                //if (!discountAmount) { return; }

                location.href = "Products/helloPrice?ProductId=" + productId;
               // This is not invoking the action method.

            });

this actionmethod is not triggered when i debug the code and error is resource cant be found and also how to pass addtional parameters

public ActionResult helloPrice(int productid)
      {

          //String a = "produt ID id " + ProductId + "and priec" + ProductPrice;
          //string a = "hi";
          //ViewBag.MyString = "produt ID id " + ProductId +"yes";
          return View();
      }

and also how it can be done with

@Html.ActionLink("HelloPrice", "helloPrice", new { id = item.Id }  , new {@class="myClass"})

@class ="myClass" is used to pass additional parameter discountAmount

Posted 22-Aug-17 2:12am

codegeekalpha

Updated 22-Aug-17 21:51pm

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Bryian Tan 22-Aug-17 10:27am

try

public ActionResult helloPrice(int id)

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Member 7870345 · Answer 1 · 2017-08-22T21:51:00

I think that the problem consist in a discordance between the name of the parameters.

In your jquery code you use:

location.href = "Products/helloPrice?ProductId=" + productId;

(Please note that the parameter is ProductId, with both the initial P and the I in uppercase)

but in your controller the parameter is defined:

public ActionResult helloPrice(int productid)

(Please note that all the name is in lowercase)

I think that the solution is just to call the two parameters exactly the same (including upper o lowercas) in both the controller and the jquery code, that is:
a) ProductId in both
b) or productid in both

I hope this will help you.