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rene

8:01 PM

@jadarnel27 You really need those partials to be wrapped in their own form tag?

jadarnel27

@rene Well... need is a strong word.

I'm mostly just curious about the behavior.

I realize that's probably not a very common (or useful) scenario.

rene

Ok, a conscious design decision

It you provide different routes it makes sense...

jadarnel27

Yes, it would make sense if that were so haha.

I was just writing something quick and dirty that would display all records from a table. Each record is a partial view. And I can do an ajax post for each record to update it (and the contents of the partial is replace by the response).

So I was wrapping each partial in a form to make the ajax post really simple.

(because you just post the form that triggered the Ajax call)

rene

That sounds great on the whiteboard

jadarnel27

Right?

In practice, though...

rene

8:23 PM

Did you try RenderPartial as well?

Anna Lear

@rene I got the same behaviour by putting the form tag outside the foreach.

rene

@AnnaLear with calling Partial or RenderPartial?

Anna Lear

@Html.Partial is (should be?) equivalent to @{ Html.RenderPartial }

I forget which one I did. Partial, I think

rene

Yeah that is correct but I suspect the razor engine doesn't generate the correct code if you see those weird out-of-order results...

jadarnel27

9:02 PM

If I remember correctly, I tried both. With the same result.

user163250

9:16 PM

Anyone ever want to squirt their coworkers as punishment for annoying behavior?

user163250

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A: How to handle co-worker's leg shaking?

Here are a couple of things you could do: 1) Try punishment to change thier behavior! Get a squirt bottle and spray him/her whenever they start shaking thier legs, 2) Find out the one thing they love most in thier life and destroy it. Then use thier vulnerability from the sorrow and horror to b...

Jamal

Trololol

animuson

Option 1 reminds me of Sheldon Cooper.

user163250

> Find out the one thing they love most in thier life and destroy it. Then use thier vulnerability from the sorrow and horror to befriend them. Finally, when they've become fully invested in you as a friend, crush them by abrubtly and rudely breaking off the friendship and tell them that you can't be friends with the kind of person who would shake thier leg at their desk.

user163250

It's a good thing this is all Creative Commons.

user163250

9:20 PM

We can at least save this stuff and repost it somewhere else.

user163250

> Wait until they are leaving the office and hit them with your car. Then (putting on a hockey mask or other disguise) take a baseball bat and break both of thier legs.

Jamal

I was wondering how he got all that rep in one day, until I saw the association bonus.

user163250

I'm sure this wasn't meant as a pure troll answer, but the attempt at making a good humorous answer seems to be failing.

user163250

@Jamal ah, that explains a lot.

user163250

> Kidnap one of thier loved-ones. Put a guillotine-necklace around thier loved one's neck and release them miles from home in the woods (deserts work too). Call them using a voice-disguiser and tell them where thier loved-one is, and tell them the guillotine will be set off if they ever shake thier legs again. Wait a week and set it off anyway.

Jamal

9:24 PM

cv-plz stackoverflow.com/questions/24833960/…

user163250

I liked the first one or two joke answers.

animuson

shakes his leg a lot while at work

user163250

The rest get progressively less tasteful.

Braiam

this review doesn't load for me stackoverflow.com/review/low-quality-posts/5333219, anyone?

user163250

@Braiam loads. Two people said Looks Good.

Jamal

9:29 PM

I think postmodern irony works very poorly indeed on a multi-cultural system with global distribution. Please consider deleting this answer. — Ollie Jones 2 mins ago

Braiam

note to self: having the partition where firefox profile resides filled full, makes SE wonky

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