Call MVC controller from ASP.NET cs page

This code should go in your cs

 

var routeData = new RouteData();

routeData.Values["controller"] = "Customer";

routeData.Values["action"] = "updateGenericAttribute";

routeData.Values["firstname"] = txtFirstName.Text;

routeData.Values["lastname"] = txtLastName.Text;

routeData.Values["address"] = txtAddress1.Text;

routeData.Values["address1"] = txtAddress2.Text;

routeData.Values["city"] = txtCity.Text;

routeData.Values["countryId"] = cbCountry.Value;

routeData.Values["stateId"] = cbState.Value;

routeData.Values["phone"] = txtPhoneNumber.Text;

var requestContext = new RequestContext(new HttpContextWrapper(HttpContext.Current), routeData);

IController controller = DependencyResolver.Current.GetService<CustomerController>();

controller.Execute(requestContext);

 

 

And in MVC

 

[NopHttpsRequirement(SslRequirement.Yes)]

  public ActionResult updateGenericAttribute(string firstname, string lastname, string address, string address1, string city, string countryId, string stateId,string phone)

  {

      var customer = _workContext.CurrentCustomer;

      _genericAttributeService.SaveAttribute(customer, SystemCustomerAttributeNames.StreetAddress, address);

      _genericAttributeService.SaveAttribute(customer, SystemCustomerAttributeNames.StreetAddress2, address1);

      _genericAttributeService.SaveAttribute(customer, SystemCustomerAttributeNames.FirstName, firstname);

      _genericAttributeService.SaveAttribute(customer, SystemCustomerAttributeNames.LastName, lastname);

      _genericAttributeService.SaveAttribute(customer, SystemCustomerAttributeNames.City, city);

      _genericAttributeService.SaveAttribute(customer, SystemCustomerAttributeNames.CountryId, countryId);

      _genericAttributeService.SaveAttribute(customer, SystemCustomerAttributeNames.StateProvinceId, stateId);

      _genericAttributeService.SaveAttribute(customer, SystemCustomerAttributeNames.Phone, phone);

      return Content("");

  }

 

 

 

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