Comments by Tony Girgenti (Top 5 by date)

I can't say that I figured this out, but I did manage to get it to work by testing different coding strategies especially inspired from this article: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/mt846469.aspx by Dino Esposito.

I created a button to "GetProducts" and modified the bottom in the AccessToken.cshtml file like this:
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function startTask() {
$.get("/products/getproducts/");
}



document.getElementById("get-products-button").addEventListener("click", event => {
event.preventDefault();
});

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I added the bottom script just as a debugging aid to see if the button was being activated.

Without any part of the above code, the messages to the client do not work. I can't explain that, I just know that if I remove any part of it, it does not display the messages to the client.

The messages to the client do display, but this success comes at a price. When the GetProducts method gets to this line:

return View("~/Views/API/Products.cshtml", multipleProductModel);

It does not display the Products.cshtml view screen. It does not give an error, it just does not display.

The GetProducts method processes the way it should, but it won't display that view.

I would appreciate it if anyone can tell me why that view will not display.

Thanks,
Tony