I saw through the ASP.NET MVC documentation that using the [ChildActionOnly] attribute prevents the method from being called directly via GET, only through a specific view. Frankly, I did not get it. Can anyone clarify?
Example usage:
[ChildActionOnly]
public ActionResult Resultado()
I removed the documentation from this section here:
Any method marked with
ChildActionOnlyAttributecan be called only throughActionorRenderActionHTML extensions methods.
That is, if you have content that must be part of a main View, usually PartialViews .
For example, when you build a template where parts of your site are split into PartialViews , such as _top.cshtml, _bottom.cshtml with actions Top() and Bottom() , it might be of interest to prevent them from appearing directly in the browser. from url: site.com.br/home/top