In ASP.NET MVC 3 if you define a section in a view that isn’t defined in the layout you get an exception thrown. Is there a way mark the section option from the view ?
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In ASP.NET MVC 3 if you define a section in a view that isn’t defined in the layout you get an exception thrown. Is there a way mark the section option from the view ?
You can’t render a section in a view that is not defined in the layout.
You can assume like layout is an abstract class and view is a concrete implementation. The section defined in layouts are nothing but abstract methods that will be implemented in views.
So adding a section in view that is not defined in layout is kind of implementing an abstract method that even not exists. And if you define a section in a view it is like adding an abstract method to a concrete class and that changes the view into a layout. Hope this answers your question.