If you have been using Asp.net MVC for quite a while then your are probably familiar with the concept of model binding and more specifically Json Model Binding. Starting from MVC3, Asp.net MVC is elegantly capable of binding json string passed from c
原文:Model Validation in Asp.net MVC 本文用于记录Pro ASP.NET MVC 3 Framework中阐述的数据验证的方式. 先说服务器端的吧.最简单的一种方式自然是直接在Action方法中来进行了,如下: [HttpPost] public ViewResult MakeBooking(Appointment appt) { if (String.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(appt
Explicitly Validating a Model [HttpPost] public ViewResult MakeBooking(Appointment appt) { if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(appt.ClientName)) { ModelState.AddModelError("ClientName", "Please enter your name"); } if (ModelState.IsValidField(&qu
Default Model Binder The Order in Which the DefaultModelBinder Class Looks for Parameter Data: Request.Form - Values provided by the user in HTML form elements RouteData.Values - The values obtained using the application routes Request.QueryString -
[文章来源see here] Using the DefaultModelBinder in ASP.NET MVC, you can bind submitted form values to arguments of an action method. But what if that argument is a collection? Can you bind a posted form to an ICollection<T>? Sure thing! It's really easy