asp.net mvc 3 - Signout function on button click event in MVC3 in entity framework -


i'm using mvc3 razor have button signout user, use following code shared/_layout.cshtml

      //button      <div class="button"><a href="#" id="logout" title="logout">             <div class="logout"></div>logout</a></div>     <script>           $("#logout").bind("click", function () { window.location.href = '@url.action("logon", "account")';  });     </script>  accountcontroller.cs   public actionresult logout()         {           formsauthentication.signout();           return redirecttoaction("logon");         } 

this directs me error page

http://localhost:xxxx/%3c%=%20url.action(%22logout%22,%20%22account%22)%20%%3e  server error in '/' application.  http error 400 - bad request.  version information: asp.net development server 11.0.0.0 

can tell me i'm going wrong? please button click event make signout changes.

updated:

 http://localhost:8436/&#47;account&#47;logout   enter code here server error in '/' application.  potentially dangerous request.path value detected client (&).  description: unhandled exception occurred during execution of current web request. please review stack trace more information error , originated in code.   exception details: system.web.httpexception: potentially dangerous request.path value detected client (&).  source error:       unhandled exception generated during execution of current web request. information regarding origin , location of exception can identified using exception stack trace below.      stack trace:        [httpexception (0x80004005): potentially dangerous request.path value detected client (&).]        system.web.httprequest.validateinputifrequiredbyconfig() +9673044        system.web.validaterequestexecutionstep.system.web.httpapplication.iexecutionstep.execute() +35        system.web.httpapplication.executestep(iexecutionstep step, boolean& completedsynchronously) +155 

the razor syntax uses , @ character instead of <%, use , should work fine

$("#logout").bind("click", function () {      window.location.href = '@url.action("logon", "account")'; // assuming correct action want use logout button }); 

you might want switch jquery $("#logout").bind $("#logout").click


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