razor - MVC Partial View Postback calling wrong method -

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i have following partial view html.formbegin helper method;

@if (session["userspecific"]!=null) //(request.isauthenticated) {     using (html.beginform("logoff", "account", formmethod.post, new { id = "logoutform", @class = "navbar-right" }))     {     @html.antiforgerytoken()             @* @html.actionlink("hello " + user.identity.getusername() + "!", "index", "manage", routevalues: null, htmlattributes: new { title = "manage" })*@              <input type="button" class="menu-button nav navbar-nav navbar-right" data-target=".customer-list" data-toggle="collapse" />              <div class="customer-list-container">                 <div class="customer-list collapse">                     <ul>                         @{                             string[] array = { "steel company", "recycling company", "other company", "random name here" };                            }                          @foreach (string name in array)                         {                             <li>@html.actionlink(name, "", "", routevalues: null, htmlattributes: new { @class = "customer-link" })</li><hr/>                         }                          <li><input type="submit" /></li>                     </ul>                     <div class="col-xs-6">@html.actionlink("settings", "index", "manage", routevalues: null, htmlattributes: new { title = "manage" })</div><div class="col-xs-6"><!--<input type="submit" value="log off"/>-><!--<a href="javascript:document.getelementbyid('logoutform').submit()">log off</a></div><div class="clearfix">--></div>                 </div>             </div>     } }

the problem is, whenever click on submit button, instead of logging out, runs through login method again, , modifies url read:

account/login?returnurl=%2faccount%2flogoff

i don't why running through login method again, since html.beginform method specifies use logoff method in account controller.

the login method gets called:

        // get: /account/login     [allowanonymous]     public actionresult login(string returnurl)     {         viewbag.returnurl = returnurl;         return view();     }

the logoff method should called:

    [httppost]     [validateantiforgerytoken]     public actionresult logoff()     {         //authenticationmanager.signout();         session.remove("userspecific");         session["userspecific"] = null;         return redirecttoaction("index", "home");     }

it looks index action method on homecontroller not marked [allowanonymous] attribute, means when browser attempts access after being logged out gets redirected login page again because you're trying access page accessible authenticated users.

try adding [allowanonymous]:

public class homecontroller : controller {      [allowanonymous] // <-- add     public actionresult index() {         return view();     }      // other stuff }

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