I have a ViewModel with several properties containing Collections for populating the DropDowns in form. In get Action, these properties are filled, and then view is properly rendered.
I have an object that I am trying to update using MVC(2), also using EntityFramework framework. I know I haven\'t provided much code but don\'t really feel it necessary. The reason I have logic like
I am trying to update the text and images which is already updated to the databases. I have got a admin section in which there is a news menu, where the user can edit and update the news with images.
I have a view which accepts the following model: Inherits=\"System.Web.Mvc.ViewPage<MVC_WordsByME.Models.JobCreationModel>\"
This is part of a larger problem which has plagued me for a while now (see "EntityCollection already initialized" error with entity as model in Asp.Net MVC? for the entire picture).
I have a problem with the following code. Basically when I call updatemodel it fails but I dont get an inner exception. If i change the drop down to a text box it works.
Ok, I\'ve read Phil Haack\'s article on binding to a list and I\'ve got that working fine on one view.But what I\'m stuck when doing it off a master record.
My application requirements: if any property is cha开发者_StackOverflownged by the user - like entering data into a textbox and then leaving the textbox - it must be updated immediately to the databas
I have an application in which there are lot of TextBoxes and some Buttons like Save, SaveAs,etc. When the user edits a TextBox, I have to check the DataBase for some range, validate the range and up
I\'m looking to use the UpdateModel method to a Sub Class that retrieved at runtime, would be great if someone could shed the light on whether I\'m making a total hash of it and/or whether or not what
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