I understand that VS Intellisense will give you a similar list, but I feel that a quick-reference list is at times better.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.mvc.htmlhelper(v=vs.118).aspx
HTML Helper methods:
- Html.TextBoxFor()
- Html.TextAreaFor()
- Html.DropDownListFor()
- Html.CheckboxFor()
- Html.RadioButtonFor()
- Html.ListBoxFor()
- Html.PasswordFor()
- Html.HiddenFor()
- Html.LabelFor()
- Html.EditorFor()
- Html.DisplayFor()
- Html.DisplayTextFor()
- Html.ValidationMessageFor()
- Html.DisplayNameForModel()
- Html.EditorForModel()
- Html.LabelForModel()
- Html.NameForModel
- Html.ValueForModel()
- Html.Action()
- Html.ActionLink()
- Html.BeginForm()
- Html.BeginRouteForm()
- Html.Checkbox()
- Html.Display()
- Html.DisplayName()
- Html.DisplayText()
- Html.DropDownList()
- Html.Editor()
- Html.EndForm()
- Html.Hidden()
- Html.Id
- Html.IdForModel
- Html.Label()
- Html.ListBox()
- Html.Name
- Html.Partial()
- Html.Password()
- Html.RadioButton()
- Html.RenderAction()
- Html.RenderPartial()
- Html.RouteLink()
- Html.TextArea()
- Html.TextBox()
- Html.Validate
- Html.ValidationMessage()
- Html.ValidationSummary()
- Html.Value()
No comments:
Post a Comment