The main menu serves as the primary navigation for various sections and features in the application. It is organized into different categories for easy access to specific functionalities.

The menu is dynamically generated based on your application's structure and the user's roles. Let's break down the structure and functionality.

• Basic
  • General
  • Grid

The menu items are dynamically generated using Razor syntax, a templating engine provided by ASP.NET MVC. Razor syntax allows you to embed server-based code directly into your HTML markup, making it easy to generate dynamic content.

Each menu item links to a specific controller and action in your application. Let's take the "Basic" menu as an example: When you click on "General," it invokes the "Index" action in the "BasicController," and for "Grid," it invokes the "Grid" action in the same controller.

The controller is a crucial part of MVC architecture. It receives user input, processes it, and interacts with the model to provide data to the view. In this context, the controller decides what content should be displayed when a user clicks on a menu item.

Don't forget the importance of routing! Routing determines how URLs are mapped to controller actions. You can find the route configuration in the "RouteConfig.cs" file in your ASP.NET MVC application.