In an MVC3 application, is it considered bad practice to use a try catch block inside of a razor block @{ } in the .cshtml view?
In an MVC3 application, is it considered bad practice to use a try catch
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In an MVC3 application, is it considered bad practice to use a try catch block inside of a razor block @{ } in the .cshtml view?
Very much so.
Views should not contain any real logic; anything that might throw an exception belongs in the controller.