I\'m developing an MVC3 application with EntityFramework v4.1. According to most common MVC best practices, i should separate my data access layer objects from my view-model objects. I should not use
I have a controller with 2 Index methods: public ActionResult Index() { viewModel.PipelineIndex pivm = new viewModel.PipelineIndex(null, User.Identity.Name);
This is weird and I\'m being on this for a couple days with no more ideas. Even asked before with no results as well
I have a page that holds a number combo boxes. Each combo box is bound to a separate viewmodel. How would I get all the values from the comboboxes and pass them to another viewmodel (using mvvm)?
I have a simple MVC3 app with an EF4 Model Log .Name .CreatedDate .LogTypeId LogTypes .Id .Description and a ViewModel
I have a component that deals with uploading images, it works fine when in its own form it is a view bound to a view model, mapped to the main model in the controller, and similarly I have a standard
I\'m [finally!] tackling MVC (version 3) after years of ASP.NET forms development. I have a strong background in n-tier application architecture, and I\'m trying to approach this new project properly,
I have two models i.e. Login and Register: Login Model public class LoginModel { [Required(ErrorMessage = \"Email is required\")]
I have been doing a bit of research on this but, I am having a little trouble understanding when modelbinding is needed in MVC 3.I have created a ViewModel to supply data to my Create view.
I am using the following code for a master view model that contains two lists of data, namespace trsDatabase.Models
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