Today, a new version of the MvcPaging library was released. The only new feature in this release is the option to add strongly typed route values. In the past you had to add extra route values for the page links
MvcPaging 1.0.2
A new version of the MvcPaging component is available via NuGet with the following changes: Added ItemStart and ItemEnd properties to IPagedList (Displaying items {ItemStart} – {ItemEnd}). Non-canonical url’s for page 1 (https://github.com/martijnboland/MvcPaging/issues/2). So the core library hasn’t changed much,
Custom Model Binders and Request Validation
In ASP.NET MVC you can create your own model binders to control the way that models are constructed from an HTTP request. For example, if you don’t want any whitespace characters in your model, you can create a custom model
NuGet package for MVC pager
It’s now possible to add the MVC pager to your own project with NuGet. Or from Visual Studio with ‘Manage NuGet Packages…’ and then search for ‘MvcPaging’. After installing, you can immediately use the Pager HtmlHelper in your views: et
Keep your users informed with ASP.NET MVC
In almost every application, feedback from the application to the user via notification messages is required. For some strange reason, we don’t have a standard way in .NET web applications for dealing with this kind of messages and I find