Multiple Models in Single View in MVC

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Hello dear Jignesh, thanks a million for sharing your knowledge with us. That's the most precious thing ever.Actually, I've got a problem and I will be happy if you reply to me. I tried two methods: [Dynamic] and [ViewModel], and they worked very well as you coded. But, when I made a break-point in curiosity I realized my service code which embraces the CRUD code, will be executed twice, is it normal? or there is something wrong?

Hey man! thanks a lot for this amazing tutorial. I have a question using the second option. How can I receive values from a form into both models inside the ViewModel?

Probably missing something but this at the top of the View Code:@using MultipleModelInOneView;What is this namespace? I get an error saying 'The type or namespace name 'MultipleModelInOneView' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)'

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How to post this parameter in post action?

Thank you very much. I'm a beginner. Take a lot of time to find how to do this. Thank you 3000 to you.

Great article, thanks a lot. Can we make both models cascading by filtering one based on the other one selection and without postback?

I prefer the options 2 and 6 as they are strongly typed (AKA early binding) and the compiler can help identifying mistakes. The others are very flexible, but stands to the developer to find a bug that will not show until run time, the time for late binding in the case of dynamic types.

How do you pass values of student data in teachers!

I used the Model View method and it worked great, however when I try to send an ActionLink to show a different view, it goes to the ViewModelController which does not handle the Get message. How can I send it back to the correct Controller. I really don't want to duplicate the code from one or both of the controllers in the ViewModelController.

I tried this and received an error message "Cannot use two models in a single view". How is this possible?

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Can you please suggest how to pass a strongly typed model to a header view and a another view model to the body view?

Thanks for that. I didn't know about the dynamic model and it solved my problem very simply.

Thank you so much it's very helpful for me I am using viewmodel created new folder in I am created new class is a viewmodel but not bind data in mymodel object

Can we create a single model for multiple html pages?

Hi how to CRUD operation will be handled. Will the Default model binding work. Do you have any completed sample

I'm using the ViewBag method to pass values from another model to a view for another model. I'm getting an error on the "@foreach" saying I can't pass a single value as an IEnumerable value. I'm not having any luck creating the ViewBag value as IEnumerable, do you have any advice? My code is "ViewBag.Record = BL.Admin.RecordManager.GetRecord(ID);" and "@foreach (var Record in ViewBag.Record)" and the code works great in getting the one value. I want it to display all values. Thank you.

This is great thank you! Could you show how to do the ViewModel method with data from a HTTP GET request using HttpClient?

AT all time it is giving an error in GetTeachers()

This is very useful for me. Thanks a lot.

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Nice article! I have an additional requirement in reference to retreiving data in my controller from multiple model view. Any ideas how I can achieve this.

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Thanks a lot. How can we use viewmodel for create in Razor?

Man extremely useful information, that too in very simple language with simple example. Tons of thanks for sharing with us.

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Fantastic article - thank you. I learned TONS of useful stuff there. You sir, are my hero for the day! Please keep this article update if Microsoft add new ways to do this in the future!

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Which if these would be considered best practice?

Great chapter to understand multiple models in single view concept easily.

Use names in plural for collection objects, e.g. RenderStudents or RenderStudentList instead of confusing RenderStudent.

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Hi I want to return two different model objects definitions to one view. One object is an Azure blob and one object is Azure Sql db model, how do I return these two combined in one view?? Please experts

The dynamic option does not seem to be working. Maybe something is missing in code.

Basically ViewBag behind the scenes is an ExpandoObject and the ViewData points to ExpandoObject's Dictionary.

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I am new to MVC so i am not very clear about the entity framework i uses ado.net approach to display data from controller where i require to join two table and create/reuse the class/model to populate data. I will be very thankfull for the helps

I have the same issue but I want to populate data from SQL query as the data will very as per the need private List<Teacher> GetTeachers(){ List<Teacher> teachers = new List<Teacher>(); teachers.Add(new Teacher { TeacherId = 1, Code = "TT", Name = "Tejas Trivedi" }); teachers.Add(new Teacher { TeacherId = 2, Code = "JT", Name = "Jignesh Trivedi" }); teachers.Add(new Teacher { TeacherId = 3, Code = "RT", Name = "Rakesh Trivedi" }); return teachers; } public List<Student> GetStudents() { List<Student> students = new List<Student>(); students.Add(new Student { StudentId = 1, Code = "L0001", Name = "Amit Gupta", EnrollmentNo = "201404150001" }); students.Add(new Student { StudentId = 2, Code = "L0002", Name = "Chetan Gujjar", EnrollmentNo = "201404150002" }); students.Add(new Student { StudentId = 3, Code = "L0003", Name = "Bhavin Patel", EnrollmentNo = "201404150003" }); return students; } you have populated data hand coded but how can i populate data as per sql query and display data in a view as there might be one teacher and multiple student relation

superb. explanation with example is always awesome. this article made my programming day and now I am clear on how to use multiple models in single view. tons of thanks man.

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Hi Srinivasan K K, As per me, "View Model" good choice

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Jignesh , Awesome post you made it. This is the post what I was looking for. But it would be more helpful if you specify about performance for each of the way.

Excellent ...!! Examples with code makes it very simple to understand ... Thanks U ...!!:) Can you please give me some comparison chart of above methods to understand which one is good to use as per requirement (Proc and Cons) ...

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http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Forums/Thread/283475/

Good tutorial!How should I do to do the same way (With ViewModel), but with the tables in my database that already contains data (I do not want to fill my tables manually)! Please help me! This is my Question in this forum : http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Forums/Thread/283475/

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Isn't it odd how composite models came to be known as a ViewModel? The term is likely confusing for beginners, since ViewModel is something quite different in other patterns.