MVC :: Return Text Stream Of HTML From Controller Action?
Nov 6, 2010
How does a controller action return an HTML stream as the View? ( in place of the name of the View file )
I want to return a simple "error detected" or "action completed" page to the browser. And I dont want to clutter up my project with yet another view. The return string being "<html><body><h1>Error. Customer xxxx is not found</h1></body></html>"
( thinking about it, better to have a general purpose view in a folder named "Common". Then pass the message text in ViewData. Still curious to know how to return an html stream. )
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