C#•2mo ago

Does this make sense? |

So I wanted to add a delete button which will delete the card div from my MVC view as per attached screenshot. Gemini suggested that a dedicated method shall be added to the controller class (to just delete the card view). It also suggested that I would add the button part in the view like this

<div class="deleteListingBtn">
                        <a href="@listingMd.ListingName, @listingMd.CategoryId" class="btn btn-danger">Delete</a>
                    </div>

<div class="deleteListingBtn">
                        <a href="@listingMd.ListingName, @listingMd.CategoryId" class="btn btn-danger">Delete</a>
                    </div>

For your reference more codes are here https://pastebin.com/anCaF4X3 Could you kindly point me in the right direction? I am not sure if Gemini suggested an optimal way to achieve what I wanted.

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3 Replies

Angius•2mo ago

LLMs being LLMs and producing nonsensical code, more news at 11

morry329#OP•2mo ago

Ok so it does not make sense then. I do not ask for the solution code or anything but I would like some advice on how to approach it: I googled how to delete the card view with the button Onclick: I only found the frontend ways like manipulating jquery to make the div items disappear (that div has no text data retrieved/loaded from SQL). If the div card item displays data loaded from SQL, does it still make sense to remove it via jquery etc? Or would you do that very differently?

Angius•2mo ago

Well, if you want to delete this item without reloading the page, then yes, JS is the only way you can achieve that If a reload is fine, then creating a link to some /delete action and deleting the item there is fine as well

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Does this make sense? |