MVC Binding to Entity Called Area
I have a database entity called Area. In my Create model I have the following code:
public Entities.Entities.Area Area get; set;
and then in my view I just have an input for each of the properties in Area.
@Html.TextBoxFor(x => x.Area.Name)
When I save the form the Area object is being passed back as null. But when I change the Area object name in my Create model and update the references in the view it then saves.
public Entities.Entities.Area AreaDetail get; set;
@Html.TextBoxFor(x => x.AreaDetail.Name)
Why does the binding fail when the Area object was simply named Area? Does it have something to do with the MVC Area? If so, how would that mess up the bindings?
c# model-view-controller binding
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I have a database entity called Area. In my Create model I have the following code:
public Entities.Entities.Area Area get; set;
and then in my view I just have an input for each of the properties in Area.
@Html.TextBoxFor(x => x.Area.Name)
When I save the form the Area object is being passed back as null. But when I change the Area object name in my Create model and update the references in the view it then saves.
public Entities.Entities.Area AreaDetail get; set;
@Html.TextBoxFor(x => x.AreaDetail.Name)
Why does the binding fail when the Area object was simply named Area? Does it have something to do with the MVC Area? If so, how would that mess up the bindings?
c# model-view-controller binding
asked Nov 12 at 9:26
Bad Dub
4951426
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I have a database entity called Area. In my Create model I have the following code:
public Entities.Entities.Area Area get; set;
and then in my view I just have an input for each of the properties in Area.
@Html.TextBoxFor(x => x.Area.Name)
When I save the form the Area object is being passed back as null. But when I change the Area object name in my Create model and update the references in the view it then saves.
public Entities.Entities.Area AreaDetail get; set;
@Html.TextBoxFor(x => x.AreaDetail.Name)
Why does the binding fail when the Area object was simply named Area? Does it have something to do with the MVC Area? If so, how would that mess up the bindings?
c# model-view-controller binding
asked Nov 12 at 9:26
Bad Dub
4951426
I have a database entity called Area. In my Create model I have the following code:
public Entities.Entities.Area Area get; set;
and then in my view I just have an input for each of the properties in Area.
@Html.TextBoxFor(x => x.Area.Name)
When I save the form the Area object is being passed back as null. But when I change the Area object name in my Create model and update the references in the view it then saves.
public Entities.Entities.Area AreaDetail get; set;
@Html.TextBoxFor(x => x.AreaDetail.Name)
Why does the binding fail when the Area object was simply named Area? Does it have something to do with the MVC Area? If so, how would that mess up the bindings?
c# model-view-controller binding
c# model-view-controller binding
asked Nov 12 at 9:26
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i have done the same with class name AREA,it works perfectly, here is the code
the GET method
[HttpGet]
public ActionResult ByReleasedDate()
return View();
the POST method
[HttpPost]
public ActionResult ByReleasedDate(CreateModel model)
return Content($"Area name is model.Area.Name");
the Create Model
public class CreateModel
public Area Area get; set;
the area Model
public class Area
public string Name get; set;
Proof for post method 
answered Nov 13 at 6:29
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i have done the same with class name AREA,it works perfectly, here is the code
the GET method
[HttpGet]
public ActionResult ByReleasedDate()
return View();
the POST method
[HttpPost]
public ActionResult ByReleasedDate(CreateModel model)
return Content($"Area name is model.Area.Name");
the Create Model
public class CreateModel
public Area Area get; set;
the area Model
public class Area
public string Name get; set;
Proof for post method
answered Nov 13 at 6:29
Yash Soni
47510
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i have done the same with class name AREA,it works perfectly, here is the code
the GET method
[HttpGet]
public ActionResult ByReleasedDate()
return View();
the POST method
[HttpPost]
public ActionResult ByReleasedDate(CreateModel model)
return Content($"Area name is model.Area.Name");
the Create Model
public class CreateModel
public Area Area get; set;
the area Model
public class Area
public string Name get; set;
Proof for post method
answered Nov 13 at 6:29
Yash Soni
47510
add a comment |
i have done the same with class name AREA,it works perfectly, here is the code
the GET method
[HttpGet]
public ActionResult ByReleasedDate()
return View();
the POST method
[HttpPost]
public ActionResult ByReleasedDate(CreateModel model)
return Content($"Area name is model.Area.Name");
the Create Model
public class CreateModel
public Area Area get; set;
the area Model
public class Area
public string Name get; set;
Proof for post method
answered Nov 13 at 6:29
Yash Soni
47510
i have done the same with class name AREA,it works perfectly, here is the code
the GET method
[HttpGet]
public ActionResult ByReleasedDate()
return View();
the POST method
[HttpPost]
public ActionResult ByReleasedDate(CreateModel model)
return Content($"Area name is model.Area.Name");
the Create Model
public class CreateModel
public Area Area get; set;
the area Model
public class Area
public string Name get; set;
Proof for post method
answered Nov 13 at 6:29
Yash Soni
47510
answered Nov 13 at 6:29
Yash Soni
47510
answered Nov 13 at 6:29
Yash Soni
47510
answered Nov 13 at 6:29
Yash Soni
47510
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