Hello, I've this link on a page <% = Html.ActionLink(item.Title, "Edit", "ArticleManagement", new { id = item.ArticleDataID })%> and a simple method to receive the article Id public ActionResult Edit(int id) { //Do something } Unfortunately, I'm getting an error" parameter dictionary contains a null value ...
[MetadataType(typeof(PersonMetaData))] public partial class Person { public class PersonMetaData { [Required(ErrorMessage="The number is required")] public object Number {get;set;} } } This error message is shown when the number field is empty and when there's an invalid input it gives "The value 'foo' is not va...
I would like to allow both "123.45" and "123,45" as valid decimal inputs but currently "123.45" results in "The value '123.45' is not valid for Foo". ...
I have a Product entity that has a foreign key relationship to Manufacturer. I want to make it optional whether user adding a new product wants to set a manufacturer. In my create view I have, <%= Html.LabelFor(p => p.Manufacturer.Name) %> <%= Html.EditorFor(p => p.Manufacturer.Name) %> In create action, public ActionResult Create(P...
I want to have two separate forms on a single create page and one action in the controller for each form. In the view: <% using (Html.BeginForm()) { %> // Contents of the first (EditorFor(Model.Product) form. <input type="submit" /> <% } %> <% using (Html.BeginForm()) { %> // Contents of the second (generic input) form. ...
I am just now starting to work with LINQ, and am pretty familiar with MVC. I have a strongly typed view that is updating a record. I have successfully done a creation: This works fine, and creates a record in the database: public ActionResult Create(TABLEMODEL tableModel) { DBDataContext db = new DBDataContext(); if (ModelState...
Currently, I have a set of stored procedures which are called to populate different fields on a page. I am calling the stored procedures from the LINQ to SQL class that I dropped them on, which works fine. However, it automatically generates (StoredProcedureName)Result class names which I have to work with. Is there anyway to take a s...
I'm having difficulty getting the Model Binder to work. I thought it was the jQuery, so I asked this question, but after further investigation, I can see that the jQuery is indeed sending the parameter to the server. That's the reason I'm asking a new question - this is no longer a jQuery issue, as I originally thought. Background: Wha...
Perhaps I'm missing something here, but it seems that anything in the object model tree 3 or more levels down, is ignored when using TryUpdateModel. For example (simplified): public virtual ActionResult SomeAction(int id, FormCollection form) { IValueProvider vpFrom = form.ToValueProvider(); /* At this stag...
if so, how should i pass the parameter? would a string matching the enum name be ok? This would be handy if I was passing a dropdown box that matched enumerated items. It would be useful to use a solution presented in this answer if I could just as easily bind to the enum when I submit the data back. ...
Understanding question: 1.) "X_IndexViewModel" class public class X_IndexViewModel { public List<SelectListItem> CheckBox_1 { get; set; } ... } 2.) XController.cs public ActionResult Index() { X_IndexViewModel viewModel = new X_IndexViewModel { CheckBox_1 = new List<SelectListItem>() { ne...
I have a Model that I can bind correctly for display purposes but I can't post an updated version. I can display a page and its list of contents in a form for updating in a strongly typed view. But when I post an updated model i.e. if I changed a pagecontents content then the posted model contains the Pages details but loses the relati...
Hi, I have a textbox in my view that i want to receive the value as a List of strings. As example, if anybody enters: tag1,tag2,tag3... receive a List with 3 elements. I did a custom model binder, but im still receiving from the post the string instead the List. This is the stuff that i did: This is my Model: public class BaseItem...
I am using a strongly typed user control in one of the view. The coding is as follows: This is the call in my View: <table> <% for (int i = 0; i < ((List<string>)ViewData["MyProjects"]).Count; i++) { string viewIndex = "MyTasks" + i.ToString();%> <tr> <td> <%Html.RenderPartial("ProjectTas...
In my ASP.NET MVC app, I have an interface which acts as the template for several different view models: public interface IMyViewModel { Client Client1 { get; set; } Client Client2 { get; set; } Validator Validate(); } So, my view models are defined like this: public interface MyViewModel1 : IMyViewModel { Client Cli...
I have a class Foo with a field UpdateMe of type Confirmation as described below.. public class Foo { public Confirmation UpdateMe{get;set;} public int BarInt{get;set} } public enum Confirmation { N = 0, Y = 1 } I have a whitelist that has UpdateMe, and runs the following way... [AcceptVerbs(HttpVerbs.Post), ValidateAntiForg...
I have a pretty complex object with numerous datatypes. A few datatypes are Lists (LazyLists to be exact). In my form, I let the user enter up to, say 3 items for this list and my form input names correspond appropriately: myObj[0].Name myObj[0].Email ...consectuviely... myObj[2].Name myObj[2].Email If the user decides to only enter...
I am new to MVC, and am really struggling with what I seems like it should be a very common scenario. I'm using MVC2 RTM, and the Entity Framework for my model objects. What I have working: An edit view for a parent object that contains a collection of child objects. The form displays all the editable fields for the parent, and iterat...
I've been looking around for an answer to this, which I can't believe hasn't been asked before, but with no luck I'm attempting here. I have a signup form which differs slightly based upon what type of participant the requester is. While writing tests for the solution, I realized that all actions did the same things, so I'm attempting ...
Okay, this has got to be something stupid-as-a-box-of-rocks that I'm doing wrong, but I can't find it. MVC Action: [AcceptVerbs(HttpVerbs.Post)] public virtual ActionResult Create(BatchCreateViewModel createModel) { return RedirectToRoute(MVC.Home.Display()); } BatchCreateViewModel: public class BatchCreateViewModel { bool ...