Note: I will use the t开发者_运维知识库erm \"ViewModel\" for both the ViewModel in WPF/Silverlight and the strongly-typed ViewData in ASP.Net MVC in the following text.
I\'m having problems validating an email address in my View Model.Property I\'m checking is - [ValidatorComposition(CompositionType.And)]
I have a standard Domain Layer entity: public class Product { public int Id { get; set; } public string Name { get; set; }
I need a way to display whether a user has subscribed to a service or not and to display it into a table in a view. So far I am able to show if that a user has subscribed to a service but am not able
I have come accross two ways of initializing Views and ViewModels in WPF CAL MVVM. 1 - Seems to be more popular. Requires you to resolve the ViewModel to automatically resolve the View. The ViewModel
In my ASP.NET MVC 2 (RC) project - I\'m using AutoMapper to map between a Linq to Sql class (Media) and a view model (MediaVM). The view model has a SelectList property for a drop down in the view. I
I have the following two tables (basic outline): Tbl_CategoryType ID LevelID Description Tbl_Levels ID Name Basically, I want to present all of the information in the Tbl_CategoryType table while
At the moment, i got quite badly fashioned view model. Classes looks like this=> public class AccountActionsForm
I have recently started investigating the MVVM pattern with WPF for an upcoming project. I started with Josh Smith\'s MSDN article. I have a question (well many, but let\'s start with one):
I would like to know how i can bind my form values to my strongly typed view from a MultiSelect box. Obviously when the form submits the multi-select box will submit a delittemered string of my value