HTML.EndForm is another useful feature of the .NET MVC framework that helps developers create forms that can be submitted to a controller action method. In this blog post, we will explore the basics of HTML.EndForm and how it can be used in .NET MVC applications.
What is HTML.EndForm?
HTML.EndForm is an HTML helper method in the .NET MVC framework that creates the closing form tag for an HTML form. It is used to indicate the end of the form and to ensure that any form data entered by the user is correctly submitted to the server.
Using HTML.EndForm in .NET MVC
Using HTML.EndForm in a .NET MVC application is fairly simple. You simply need to include it at the end of your form, like this:
Html.EndForm Example
@{Html.EndForm();}
Generated HTML Tag
</form>
When the form is submitted, the data entered by the user will be sent to the specified action method in the specified controller. You can then access this data in the controller action method using various methods, such as the FormCollection or the model binding feature.
Conclusion
HTML.EndForm is a simple but essential HTML helper method in the .NET MVC framework that helps developers create forms that can be submitted to a controller action method. By using this method, you can ensure that any form data entered by the user is correctly submitted to the server, and that your application functions as intended.