asp.net-mvc RenderPartial onclick

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Greetings, I have an asp.net mvc application. I have some links that corresponds to clients names. When user clicks on this link I would like to show an information of clicked client and additionally a textarea where user shall be able to write some text (comment) about selected client. How can I achieve it?

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