Html.DropDownList - How do you concatenate two different fields from a database table to display as an item in a DDL via MVC?
I'm using ASP.NET MVC- I've got a DropDownList rendered in a user control (ascx page). Here's the code from the ascx page:
<%: Html.DropDownList("climed_pharm_fk",
new SelectList(ViewData["Pharmacies"] as IEnumerable,
"pharm_pk", "pharm_name", Model.climed_pharm_fk))%>
<%= Html.ActionLink("Add New", "Create", "PharmacyMaintenance",
new { Area = "" },
new { target="_blank" })%>
Currently, "pharm_name" shows up in the drop down list. That's great and all, but I am needing "pharm_name" as well as "pharm_phone". I tried stuff like:
<%: Html.DropDownList("climed_pharm_fk",
new SelectList(ViewData["Pharmacies"] as IEnumerable,
"pharm_pk","pharm_name,pharm_phone",Model.climed_pharm_fk))%>
<%= Html.ActionLink("Add New", "Create", "PharmacyMaintenance",
new { Area = "" },
new { target="_blank" })%>
But that didn't work obviously.开发者_JS百科 How does one go about doing this? Thanks in advance!
Try this:
<%: Html.DropDownList(
"climed_pharm_fk",
new SelectList
(
(ViewData["Pharmacies"] as IEnumerable)
.Select
(
a=> new
{
a.pharm_pk,
pharm_name = a.pharm_name + a.pharm_phone
}
),
"pharm_pk",
"pharm_name,pharm_phone",
Model.climed_pharm_fk)
)
%>
Passing the list of objects in viewdata is not a good practice. Views (or partial vies) should not contain logic as well. Also, you seem to be having a Model bound to partial (ascx) view as you are using Model.climed_pharm_fk.
Instead bind the partial view to a ViewModel, which will have the instance of whatever object the current Model is referencing and also, the list of "Pharmacies". Then you can have a property in view model returning the collection of pharmacy names. In the Get part of property you can move the code which collects all the 'pharm_name + pharm_phone' and return as collection of single string.
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