To keep this article short, I assume you know C# and have some idea of what the ASP.NET Core framework does. This article is focused on how to handle AJAX requests in Razor Pages, so if that is your thing then this is useful to you. I also cover how to handle HTTP POST requests via AJAX, as there is need to add the anti-forgery token to the request. I describe two approaches, but I think the second is better.
This can be done in two ways: via what is known as a named page handler, or by using a normal razor page. TL DR – summaryĪSP.NET Core’s Razor Pages normally deliver HTML pages, but there is still the need to deliver data for AJAX requests. It turns out there are two ways to implement the C# code that handles HTTP requests that return json or other data.
In this article I describe how to handle AJAX requests. I really like Razor Pages, but I needed to work out how to do a few things. ASP.NET Core 2.0 introduced a new way to build a web site, called Razor Pages.
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