How do I use # in @url.action

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I want to inherit my HTML template into mvc
but I couldn't find a way to convert this html code to MVC

<a href="abc.html#abc>

What I have tried:

i have tried

<li>@html.actionlink("abc","abc@abc","abc")</li>

Posted 3-Nov-17 7:57am

Nilesh Thorath

Updated 3-Nov-17 19:31pm

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Karthik_Mahalingam 3-Nov-17 22:07pm

you want to redirect to abc.html page ?

Nilesh Thorath 8-Nov-17 9:08am

yes to the div of the same view
I have a one view name ABC and it has div with id of a , b and c
Now I want to redirect to those div using @html.actionlink

Is there any possible code !

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David_Wimbley · Accepted Answer · 2017-11-03T19:23:00

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I'm assuming when you say abc.html you're referring to the action in a controller within the MVC frameowrk. If you want to reference the .html directly you're not really using Html.ActionLink in that situation.

Lets say you have Index.cshtml and About.cshtml both within the HomeController.

To reference div with id of "testdiv" in a URL from index.cshtml (in your example abc.cshtml with id of abc) you would do the following

HTML

<a href="@Url.Action("About", "Home")#testdiv">Click me</a>

Which would generate a link of "Click Me" with a href value of /home/about#testdiv.

So you would need to do

HTML

<a href="@Url.Action("abc", "YourControllerName")#abc">Clcik me</a>

Posted 3-Nov-17 19:23pm

David_Wimbley

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Nilesh Thorath 8-Nov-17 9:06am

your code works like a charm
but can we use it with @html.actionlink method ??
is there any way ?

David_Wimbley 8-Nov-17 10:56am

I don't think you can use it with action link as that is the html helper for the anchor tag and only has a set number of params/args it will accept.

You can easily write your own html helper that accepts html targeting within the href portion of the attribute via passed in variable.

Here is a link you can follow for building html helpers that a guy used to create a file html helper: http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/3194c4/custom-html-helpers-in-mvc/

Nilesh Thorath 9-Nov-17 13:28pm

thanks a lot man