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After a validation I call the controller (Profile) in the action (Add) to add a new record through javascript.
If the insertion goes well I give RedirectToAction for the index of this same controller passing the id of the profile I just registered, but nothingness happens!
Javascript:
function validaFormulario() {
var formularioValidado = false;
formularioValidado = validaFormulario();
if (formularioValidado) {
var perfil = obtemPerfilDoFormulario();
$.ajax({
type: 'POST',
url: '/Perfil/Adiciona',
data: {
"perfil": perfil
},
async: false,
error: function (xhr, status, error) {
alert(error);
}
});
}
}
Controller:
public ActionResult Adiciona(Perfil perfil)
{
PerfilDAO perfilDAO = new PerfilDAO();
perfil.UsuarioId = usuario.Id;
perfilDAO.Adiciona(perfil);
EnviaEmailRecebimentoCadastro(perfil.Email);
EnviaEmailAtivacaoDeConta(perfil.Email);
return RedirectToAction("Index", "Perfil", perfil.Id);
}
I was able to get around the problem by sending the profile id by Json and manually forwarding it by javascript adding the return "Success".
Would this approach be correct? I’m starting out in web development and wanted some guidance on these "good practices". After all, the RedirectToAction my controller should work. Where I made the mistake?
Code with problem circumvented:
Controller sending Json:
public ActionResult Adiciona(Perfil perfil)
{
//restante do codigo
return Json(perfil.Id);
}
Javascript with Success:
$.ajax({
type: 'POST',
url: '/Perfil/Adiciona',
data: {
"perfil": perfil
},
async: false,
success: function (data) {
var id = JSON.parse(data);
window.location.href = "/Usuario/Lista/" + id;
},
error: function (xhr, status, error) {
alert(error);
}
You are adding the [Httppost] annotation on top of the Add Action?
– Leonardo Bonetti
I believe that’s right, Httppost because window.location.href = "/User/List/" + id; it’s a GET, when you don’t add the [Httppost] annotation on top of your Action automatically by default it’s a [Httpget]. Try to add this on top of your [Httppost] Action and see if it has brought results.
– Leonardo Bonetti
Take a look at this question https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11767911/mvc-httppost-httpget-for-action
– Leonardo Bonetti
@Leonardo, actually 'window.location.href = User/List/" + id' functions! My problem is with the controller, where it does not redirect to the Index view of the Profile controller. httpPost in this case is explicit in the asynchronous $.ajax call with type: 'POST'.
– Lucas Ferriani
But does it ever pass the Add Actionresult ? because this method in my view is a GET, if you instruct the server-side to run a Post it will look for the Post, I may be wrong... but it has happened to me, it comes to execute the action?
– Leonardo Bonetti
@Leonardobonetti he performs yes... I am debugging and he goes through the action Add yes. The problem is that when it falls on the line 'Return Redirecttoaction("Index", "Profile", profile.Id);' it absolutely nothing...
– Lucas Ferriani
Ahhhh, now I understand.
– Leonardo Bonetti
@Lucasferriani And neither should you. This is the expected behavior.
– Jéf Bueno