Question

I am asp.net-MVC using the BeginForm syntax in my source ciew page and I was told if you want the form to submit you have to have the submit Button at the end of the using statement. I don’t want to use a Button to call the desired Action I have an Actionlink set up like so:

  <%=Html.ActionLink('' + CreateMore, 'Create', '', new { @class = 'Create' })%> 

and I want the form to submit when this actionlink is clicked since they are both going to the same action.. and I don’t want to be able to see a Submit button:

  <input type='submit' /> 

because the link looks better

Answer 1

I would once again turn to jQuery to handle this task

$(function(){   $('input:submit').hide(); //hide the submit button   $('#submitLinkID').click(function(){  // bind the link's click event     $('input:submit').click(); //click the hidden button     return false; //return false to stop the link from doing anything   }); });