I have a method in the controller which returns a string.
I need to call this method from my view to get the string and show in the view.
I am using MVC2. how can i call a public method in controller from the View?
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I have a method in the controller which returns a string.
I need to call this method from my view to get the string and show in the view.
I am using MVC2. how can i call a public method in controller from the View?
You really shouldn’t be calling a method in the controller from the view, that’s backwards from the MVC pattern. Controllers call views. You could either pass in the data to the view from the controller as it’s called, or this might be a method that belongs in a helper class the view can use.
Edit: Good starter tutorial on helpers if you aren’t familiar.