Getting Started

4 Mar 20162 minutes to read

This section explains briefly about how to create a Rotator in your ASP.NET MVC application.

Create your first Rotator in MVC

ASP.NET MVC Rotator provides support to display the provided number of images within your web page in a rotating manner. Refer the following guidelines to create a Rotator widget for a real-time website banner scenario that has five images that slide automatically. When you click the center button, images slide in a rotating manner and on second click, the rotation stops.

The following screenshot illustrates a Rotator widget.

Rotator

Create a Rotator

Essential Studio ASP.NET MVCRotator widget has built-in features such as unobtrusive and flexible APIs. You can easily create the Rotator widget using simple HTML helper as follows.

  1. Create a MVC Project and add necessary assemblies, styles, and scripts to it.

    Refer MVC-Getting Started.

  2. Add the following code example to the corresponding view page to render Rotator. Move the images under the folder ~/Images/rotator.

     <div class="frame">
    
         @{Html.EJ().Rotator("content").Items(item =>
    
         {
    
             item.Add().ContentTemplate(@<div>
    
             <img class="image" src="@Url.Content("~/Images/rotator/Untitled.png")" />
    
             </div>);
    
             item.Add().ContentTemplate(@<div>
    
             <a href="~/Views/Home/Index.cshtml"></a>
    
             <img class="image" src="@Url.Content("~/Images/rotator/Untitled1.png")" /> 
    
             </div>);
    
             item.Add().ContentTemplate(@<div>
    
             <img class="image" src="@Url.Content("~/Images/rotator/Untitled2.png")" />
    
             </div>);
    
             item.Add().ContentTemplate(@<div>
    
             <img class="image" src="@Url.Content("~/Images/rotator/Untitled3.png")" />
    
             </div>);
    
             item.Add().ContentTemplate(@<div>
    
             <img class="image" src="@Url.Content("~/Images/rotator/Untitled4.png")" />
    
             </div>);
    
         }) .SlideWidth("600px").SlideHeight("350px").ShowPlayButton(true).Render();}
    
     </div>
  3. The following banner is displayed as output.