Is using @Ajax.ActionLink still the recommended way to get Ajax data with MVC3?

In ASP. NET MVC 3 the Ajax. Helpers use unobtrusive jQuery thanks to the jquery.

Unobtrusive-ajax. Js script. They no longer use any of the Microsoft*.

Js helpers if you enable unobtrusive javascript in your web. Config (which is enabled by default when you create a new application).

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I am getting confused. I know there have been changes with regards to jQuery and I notice that in the MSDN documentation it states that to use Ajax. ActionLink I need the following libraries: "Support for the client functionality of ASP.

NET AJAX is in two script libraries: MicrosoftAjax. Js and MicrosoftMvcAjax.js. The release version and the debug version of these scripts are located in the project's Scripts folder.

Before you can access these libraries in client script, you must add library references to the MVC views in the current project. " I thought these libraries were no longer recommended. In which case should I still do Ajax.

Action link. Here's what I was trying to implement: Ajax delete example and the code example from above: @Ajax. ActionLink("Delete", "Delete", "Widget", new {id = item.

Id}, new AjaxOptions { HttpMethod = "POST", Confirm = "Are you sure you want to delete this widget? ", OnSuccess = "deleteConfirmation" }) asp. Net-mvc-3 link|improve this question asked Jan 9 at 3:21Samantha J2,09927 85% accept rate.

In ASP. NET MVC 3 the Ajax. * helpers use unobtrusive jQuery thanks to the jquery.

Unobtrusive-ajax. Js script. They no longer use any of the Microsoft*.

Js helpers if you enable unobtrusive javascript in your web. Config (which is enabled by default when you create a new application): ... What is obsolete is all the Microsoft*. Js scripts that you have in the Scripts folder and which were used by Ajax.

* helpers in previous ASP. NET MVC versions. They are provided only for backwards compatibility if you are upgrading from such previous version.

So in ASP. NET MVC 3, as long as you enabled unobtrusive javascript in your web. Config and include the jquery.

Unobtrusive-ajax. Js script you are safe to use Ajax. * helpers.

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