Hi,

Seems like your controllers are good.

Creating a page called "My dashboard page" and browsing to /my-dashboard-page takes me to the Index action and the Index.cshtml
I can browse to /my-dashboard-page/Report/?id=123 to get to the Report action, which would take me to Report.cshtml where I expect to see that report.

However you don't need to use the same Model on both views.

Your Index view could use a completely separate model by simply having different @model registrations

For example some View Models:

public class DashboardPageIndexModel
{
    public DashboardPageIndexModel(DashboardPage currentPage)
    {
        this.CurrentPage = currentPage;
        this.Reports = new List<ReportModel>();
    }

    public DashboardPage CurrentPage { get; set; }

    public List<ReportModel> Reports { get; set; }
}
public class DashboardPageReportModel
{
    public DashboardPageReportModel(DashboardPage currentPage)
    {
        this.CurrentPage = currentPage;
        this.SingleReport = new ReportModel();
    }

    public DashboardPage CurrentPage { get; set; }

    public ReportModel SingleReport { get; set; }
}


public class ReportModel
{
    public string AvailableForModules { get; set; }
    public string SmallDescription { get; set; }
    public string Title { get; set; }
    public int Id { get; set; }
}

And your views starts with

index.cshtml

@model Toders.MultipleActions.Models.ViewModels.DashboardPageIndexModel

report.cshtml

@model Toders.MultipleActions.Models.ViewModels.DashboardPageReportModel

And your Actions are slightly changed as well where I just change to creating the different ViewModels:

public async Task<ActionResult> Index(DashboardPage currentPage)
{
    MockRystadApi api = new MockRystadApi();
    var model = new DashboardPageIndexModel(currentPage);

    foreach (Report item in await api.GetReports())
    {
        model.Reports.Add(new Models.ViewModels.ReportModel
        {
            AvailableForModules = item.AvailableForModules,
            SmallDescription = item.SmallDescription,
            Title = item.Title,
            Id = item.Id
        });
    }


    return View(model);
}

public ActionResult Report(DashboardPage currentPage, string id)
{
    MockRystadApi api = new MockRystadApi();
    var model = new DashboardPageReportModel(currentPage);
    int reportId = int.Parse(id);
    var report = api.GetReport(reportId).Result;
    model.SingleReport.Id = report.Id;
    model.SingleReport.Title = report.Title;
    model.SingleReport.SmallDescription = report.SmallDescription;
    model.SingleReport.AvailableForModules = report.AvailableForModules;

    return View(model);
}

The code is just thrown together and needs some cleanup but I hope you understand the basics.

/Alf

When a single PageController has multiple methods that return different Views, these views are not previewable in preview mode in the CMS system. And the content is not inline editable.

How do you deal with this?