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Render different Layout in ASP.NET MVC "Dynamically"

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We can consider Layouts are like as Master Pages in Asp.Net Web Forms. Layouts are help us to maintain consistent look and feel across all the views within your Asp.Net MVC application, like Master Pages.</div>
By default In Asp.Net MVC, at application level we have one _ViewStart file with in Views folder (if you are not using "Area" in your application), allow us to define default Layout page for your Asp.Net MVC application. Here will explore simple ways to apply layout pages for your application by _ViewStart file - 
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@{ 
 
var controller = HttpContext.Current.Request.RequestContext.RouteData.Values["Controller"].ToString(); 
 
string cLayout = ""; 
 
if (controller == "TimeTracker") { 
 
cLayout = "~/Views/Shared/_LayoutTimeTracker.cshtml"; 
 
} else { 
 
cLayout = "~/Views/Shared/_Layout.cshtml"; 
 
} 
 
Layout = cLayout; 
 
} 
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As Because at the time of every page rendering every request pass through _ViewStart file. So, if you write this pies of code, then according to controller name layout page will be loaded dynamically.  
 
 
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<li>Note : Even If you want to use Area in your application, then in every area one _ViewStart file will be there and you have to modify your code accordingly.  Will update this Article if i found better solution.</li>
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Render different Layout in ASP.NET MVC "Dynamically"

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Show/Hide Html eliment by Bootstrap for different Device

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WCF Service Library Vs WCF Service Application

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If you thinking to start a new project with WCF, better to go with WCF Service Library. Because : 
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<li> As its does not have .svc file. so, it can not be hosted directly. </li>
<li>You can use it as Plug N Play kind of thing by attaching with any hosted Project(can be with any web site / windows services ).</li>
<li>You can host it in IIS as well as other like Self-Hosting, Windows 
Service easily, that's why you can consume from anywhere i.e. form 
Console Application as well as from any Web Application. </li>
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But in case of WCF ServiceApplication : 
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<li>It can be hosted independently because itself is a direct web service application relying on WCF technology.</li>
<li>You can not use it as Plug N Play.</li>
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So, My suggestion is to Go with WCF Service Library always if you want to customized as per requirement further. Otherwise you can go with WCF ServiceApplication for straight forward approach. 
 
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WCF Service Library Vs WCF Service Application

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" URL Encode/Decode By JQuery"

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Encode URL String 
 
var url = $(location).attr('href'); //get current url 
var url = 'folder/index.html?param=#23dd&amp;noob=yes'; //or specify one 
var encodedUrl = encodeURIComponent(url); 
console.log(encodedUrl); 
 
 
//outputs folder%2Findex.html%3Fparam%3D%2323dd%26noob%3Dyes 
 
Decode URL String 
 
var url = $(location).attr('href'); //get current url 
var url = 'folder%2Findex.html%3Fparam%3D%2323dd%26noob%3Dyes'; //or specify one 
var decodedUrl = decodeURIComponent(url); 
console.log(decodedUrl); 
//outputs  folder/index.html?param=#23dd&amp;noob=yes 
 
HTML URL Endoding References 
 
space  %20 
!  %21 
"  %22 
#  %23 
$  %24 
%  %25 
&  %26 
'  %27 
(  %28 
)  %29 
*  %2A 
+  %2B 
,  %2C 
-  %2D 
.  %2E 
/  %2F 
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