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C# ASP.NET MVC Basics Adding a List Page Improving Navigation

Simon Sporrong
Simon Sporrong
35,097 Points
Posted by Simon Sporrong
Simon Sporrong
35,097 Points

Setting the ShowBackBar in the Index.cshtml as well?

I wonder if setting the ViewBag property ShowBackBar in the Index view is a good example of letting other developers who is looking at the code know how I am thinking. If I set the property to false in the Index view then it's quite clear that i don't want the back bar on the index page. Is that a good approach or am I overdoing it?

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Matthew Cushing
Matthew Cushing
12,048 Points
Matthew Cushing
Matthew Cushing
12,048 Points

A bit late but I don't think that that is a bad idea in the slightest. Especially if you think that it is relaying your message better which I believe it does.