Problem with partial view in MVC 4 Web application?

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I created a MVC 4 Web Application and using View and partial view. In my Web App when clicking on link to open partial view then it open perfectly but the problem occur when open a partial view with right click "open in new tab" then the main view content is not loaded and my layout is crash. How i can solve this problem?

Posted 25-Mar-14 23:24pm

Vi(ky

Updated 25-Mar-14 23:25pm

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BELGIUMsky 26-Mar-14 5:43am

Can't you make a view instead of using partial view?

Sampath Lokuge 26-Mar-14 5:47am

Can you put the code snippets with related to your partial view and the button ?

littleGreenDude 27-Mar-14 8:51am

You can't directly control this, because it's an option controlled by browser configuration. It may open as a tab, or as a new window.

Are you using something like

window.open('Home/MyPartialView', '_blank');

Guruprasad.K.Basavaraju 31-Mar-14 15:40pm

Guess, you might have misunderstood the concept of Partial view here or I am mis reading your issue. Could you please post a code snippet ?

Vi(ky 1-Apr-14 4:01am

here my code
On view
@Html.ActionLink("Roles", "showAllRole", "User")

On controller
[HttpGet]
public ActionResult showAllRole()
{
try
{
return PartialView();
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
return Json(new NotifyMsg { status = "error" , Msg = "Error" });
}
}

Guruprasad.K.Basavaraju 3-Apr-14 11:20am

what happens if you use return View(); instead of return PartialView();

Vi(ky 8-Apr-14 5:44am

If i do this , then whole view will open inside page.

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