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Moving from Partial Views to AJAX Calls

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By Patrick Steele, return notFound Json, Moving FromPartial s.Models
| Visual Studio Magazine Verified
C# Corner Use AJAX and some JavaScript libraries to decouple your data and presentation logic. In this article, I'll take an ASP.NET application that uses partial views and convert it to use AJAX calls and some JavaScript templating. This will give me more options for how I can use the application in the future. Why Eliminate Partial Views? Is there something wrong with partial views? No, absolutely not. They're a great feature in ASP.NET MVC and they allow you to encapsulate view-rendering logic.
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