MVC3 Razor using Html.BeginForm problem?

Probaly there is an error in the code within the p and p tags Try commenting it out and see what the result is: div> @using (Html.BeginForm()) { @* = Server side comment out. .... *@ }.

Probaly there is an error in the code within the and tags. Try commenting it out and see what the result is: @using (Html.BeginForm()) { @* = Server side comment out. .... *@ }.

3 Being an idiot, it seems there was an unclosed quotation mark on a child element (value="Submit), which seemed to have been causing the issues :( – Grofit Feb 14 at 13:12.

It worked for me this way: @{ using (Html. BeginForm(...)) { Content here } } The problem is that using is a statement, not an expression, so @csharpexpression won't work. For statements, the razor sintax is to use @{csharpstatement}.

But the using statement includes its own pair of curly braces, so it gets a little twisted like @{ using(...) { ... } }.

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