How to handle form submissions in ASP.NET with C#

[@tandalkran883]

Your channel is quite educative. There are various amount of channels that make videos about C# and ASP.NET, but by far the most comprehensive one is yours. Keep it up man!!! Edit: When naming controllers or views etc. if you'd name them differently it would prevent misunderstandings, other than that everything is perfect.

[@Denzoo4]

You're a life saver . Amazing videos they are heping me a lot because i can't learn noting at school most of my theachers don't care for thoose who arent that good with programing and if it werent for you i would be cluless.

[@tandalkran883]

1-) At 01:48 you create a "public string " and 1 sec later it becomes an "action". Did you create a View of Index in the background? 2-) 02:01, as far as i have tested myself, if the route is valid: when you run the program it automatically opens the anterior route(In this case the Login Controller), however, if it is not valid: it opens the default route(if available) which is the latter one i the RouteConfig Class, am i wrong?

[@OlamigokeLowen]

Still stuck at 01:48 too. Do i just skip past it?

[@chuckwolfe6694]

In the login view "using" statement, Why is the controller name "login" and not "LoginController"? "LoginController" is the actual name of the controller.

[@rosielmusic]

I get some exception in the Login.cshtml file when going to the /Login URL "System.NullReferenceException 'Object reference not set to an instance of an object' "

[@hakjaguar]

I have the same problem I solved it like this: By LoginController return View("Login", new UserModel()); I have given an empty UserModel