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i have a number of asp.net-mvc controller actions that look like this:

 public ActionResult Home()
 {
      return View(new MyViewModel("Home"));
 } 

 public ActionResult Architecture()
 {
      return View(new MyViewModel("Architecture"));
 }

is there anyway to get the name of the method that i am in to avoid having to hard code the string "Home" or "Architecture" ??

leora
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Sure:

var action = RouteData.Values["action"];
Darin Dimitrov
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Have a look at T4MVC. http://mvccontrib.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=T4MVC

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  • what particular about T2MVC helps my problem ?? I see how this can replace hard coded strings with something more appealing but it still seems like its a hard coded Template where i want it to dynamically figure out what the name of the current controller action is ? – leora Nov 30 '10 at 01:18