I have an MVC 4 view where I render the following actions
@{
Html.RenderAction("Index", "Logo");
Html.RenderAction("Index", "MainMenu");
}
I have a form on my view which is filled out and posted to the controller. In the controller I perform some tasks and then send the model back to my view
[HttpPost]
public ActionResult Index(ManageAdministratorModel manageAdministratorModel)
{
// I save some of the fields to the database here.
return View(manageAdministratorModel);
}
When I'm redirected to the view I receive the following error
Error executing child request for handler 'System.Web.Mvc.HttpHandlerUtil+ServerExecuteHttpHandlerAsyncWrapper'.
on this line
Html.RenderAction("Index", "Logo");
Any idea why this is happening?
The example of "Child Action Only" is:
I had the same error. It began when I changed an action to another controller, so when running the program couldn't find the view in the folder. So if you move an action to another controller, also move the view to the respective folder's controller.
This happened to me, because I was calling the view from different areas.
The view I wanted to call was not within an area, so when calling it from outside of all areas a call like
@Html.RenderAction("Index", "Logo");
would work without problems.
But when I wanted that same view called from another view that was inside an area, I would have to add some additional information to the call to make it explicit:
@Html.RenderAction("Index", "Logo", new { area = "" });
I was facing the same issue but I put [HTTPGet] attribute over the function name and it worked for me.
I just got this error occurring in my razor when my partial view had a code formatting error in it.
If you click 'Continue' to get past the error, you'll see the actual error message displayed in the browser window that you loaded it from.
Correct the error in the partial view and it'll work!
Ok I found the problem, hopefully this will help someone in future.
The controllers for the partial views each contained the
[HttpGet]
attribute. For exampleI remove the attribute from both controllers
and everything is now working.