I\'m starting a new website in asp.net MVC with a dynamic menu that change depending on the user. But that\'s not all. I use 2 different layouts (Razor layouts) depending on the user and the 2 differe
I am having a problem with razor and models. In my view I have a model with a list with \"article\" objects.
I have a toolbar that binds it\'s ItemsSource to my VM, it\'s a list of ToolBarItem public class ToolbarItem : ObservableObject
I\'m new on ASP.NET MVC and I\'m having the following issue. Let\'s start with some code: ViewModel: public class StatesEditViewModel
I have two Dictionary<string, byte> properties in my model that should validate properly with from 0 to 5 items.For example the property skill (string dropDownListLabel, byte years).
I am using ASP.NET MVC 3 and I have a view model as follows: public class RegistrationViewModel { public IList<LicenseViewModel> Licenses { get; set; }
EDIT: This question is vague and will likely be of little use to anyone.I am awarding internet monies to the gentleman below whom \"helped\" me.
I am fairly new to .net. I using strongly typed viewmodels.I have a general question: is it possible to add checkboxes (or buttons) to the view without ad开发者_运维技巧ding them to the viewmodel and
I have a Request class and a Building class with a many to many relationship. A Request can be associated with 1 or more Buildings. I want to take advantage of EditorTemplates to generate checkboxes f
I have a multi step form which uses one model object and I need t开发者_运维知识库o persist it between the steps. The object gets saved to the database only after the final step. I have seen people su