What does your Save View look like?
You can't just attach a new item to the EntitySet like that. -> Attaching requires a lot of checks and it is a real pain to implement. I tried it myself and didn't like it at all.
In your [HttpPost]
method you'll need to update the model before you can save it:
[HttpPost]
public ActionResult Save(int id, ItemCart edCart) {
DataContext DB = new DataContext(); // I'm doing this without a using keyword for cleanliness
var originalCart = DB.Carts.SingleOrDefault(c => c.ID == id); // First you need to get the old database entry
if (ModelState.IsValid & TryUpdateModel(edCart, "Cart")) { // This is where the magic happens.
// Save New Instance
DB.SubmitChanges.
return RedirectToAction("Details", new { id = originalCart.ID });
} else {
// Invalid - redisplay with errors
return View(edCart);
}
}
It tries to update the model from the controllers valueprovider using they "Cart" prefix.