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How To Call An Action In a Controller From A dropdown change event

By Using MVC4 ,JQuery,And Nhibernate

sample Code


 
//Script Block
    $(function () {
        $("#resourceSelectList").change(function () {
            var urlAction = "~/Planner/LoadPlannerWithFilter?value=";
            var value = $(this).val();

    
        });
    });


@*HTML Markup*@

 @Html.DropDownListFor(x => x.resourceSelectList, Model.resourceSelectList)
 
 
And Cotroller Part
 

        public ActionResult PlannerLanding()
        {
            WrapperClass wrp = new WrapperClass();
            var resourceSelectList = obj.getResourceList()
                                        .Select(x => new SelectListItem
                                        {
                                            Value = x.Owner,
                                            Text = x.Owner
                                        });
            wrp.resourceSelectList = new SelectList(resourceSelectList, 
   "Value", "Text");
            return View(wrp);
        }

/*
*This action method is getting called when the drop down value changes.  
*/

        public ActionResult LoadPlannerWithFilter(string value)
        {
            WrapperClass wrp = new WrapperClass();
            var resourceSelectList = obj.getResourceList()
                                        .Select(x => new SelectListItem
                                        {
                                            Value = x.Owner,
                                            Text = x.Owner
                                        });
            wrp.resourceSelectList = new SelectList(resourceSelectList, 
              "Value", "Text");
            return View("PlannerLanding",wrp);
        } 

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