spark view engine - ASP.NET MVC1 - Not all Request fields being returned in Model... (NOOB question) -
I am working on my first ASP.NET MVC project, and when I return data from any data, weird behavior See Viewing View of my Administrator in action.
Right now, I have 3 text boxes on the page, as well as for a hidden PK. I is all being properly populated with vendetta, but when I submit the form, 3 Out of the models are shown in only 2 returned models. However, all three areas are properly populated in the requested object.
I may not have understood this very well, but hopefully it shows some fair code:
edit public functioning (System.Guid Id) {SetBase sb = setBaseRepository.Get (Id); See Return ("Edit", SB); } [AcceptVerbs (HttpVerbs.Post)] Edit Public Functionality (SetBase Setbase) {// if (setBase.Title.Trim (). Length == 0} // {// ModelState.AddModelError ("title", "title Is necessary "). //} if (setBase.Year.Trim (). Length == 0) {ModelState.AddModelError ("year", "year is required."); } If (ModelState.IsValid) {Return View ("Edit", Setbase); } SetBaseRepository.SaveOrUpdate (setBase); See Return (); }
And here is the 'meat' of your own:
& lt; Viewdata model = "CardTracker.Core.SetBase" & gt; & Lt; Content name = "main content" & gt; & Lt;% MvcForm Form = Html.BeginForm ("Edit", "SetBase", Model.Id); & Gt%; & Lt;% = HTML.ValidationSummary ("Update was unsuccessful. Please fix the errors and try again.", New {class = "dataEntryError"})%> & Lt; Fieldset & gt; & Lt; Legend class = "datentry" & gt; Set set base & lt; / Legend & gt; & Lt; Div & gt; ! {HTML.Hidden ("Id")} for label = "dataEntry" = "title" & gt; Title: & lt; / Label & gt; $ {Html.TextBox ("title", model.title, new {class = "dataEntryLong"}}} <% = HTML.ValidationMessage ("title", "***", new {class = "dataEntryError" }}%> Input Type = "Submit" value = "Update" class = "Button" /> (); & Gt;; & lt; / content & gt;
The 'id' and 'year' fields are returned exactly, but 'head The 'always' is always empty empty. I have verified that all of them are spelled correctly.
I am sure I am doing something wrong, but I do not see it. Those I have read, they are not helping, and most of them add functionality instead of editing.
Thank you in advance for any and all help.
I started listing those things and Class I, I notice that I, until I could not really help me, the title field is the only area that actually reference model. Your year field is zero for the initial value; I do not really understand this, but this is the only difference I can see.
... everything is fine, but obviously something is wrong.
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