Pass Data From View To Controller In ASP.NET - Part Two

Refer to this link for first part,

• Pass Data from View to Controller in ASP.NET - Part - 1

There are basically four different methods,

• Using Request Object.
• Using Formcollection Class Object.
• Using Parameters.
• Using Model Class Object.

Using the Formal Parameters

Here, we will discuss the second two methods.

Name	Value
EmployeeName	Mayank Sharma
EmployeeNumber	123456789
EmployeeAddress	Mumbai, India

Create an action method in the HomeController (Home.cs) that renders the view on the UI.

It also gives the same output as previously.

Using the Model Class Object (Strongly Typed View)

1. Add a class
   
   Employee.cs
   
   1. public class EmployeeModel
   2. {
   3. public EmployeeName { get; set;}
   4. public EmployeeNumber { get; set;}
   5. public EmployeeAddress { get; set;}
   6. }
2. Create an action method in HomeController.cs
   
   1. [HttpGet]
   2. public ActionResult EmployeeResult()
   3. {
   4. EmployeeModel obj = new EmployeeModel();
   5. return View(obj);
   6. }
   7. [HttpPost]
   8. public ActionResult EmployeeResult(EmployeeModel model)
   9. {
   10. StringBuilder strs = new StringBuilder();
   11. strs.Append("<b>Name:</b> " + model.EmployeeName + "<br/>");
   12. strs.Append("<b>Number:</b> " + model.EmployeeNumber + "<br/>");
   13. strs.Append("<b>Address :</b> " + model.EmployeeAddress + "<br/>");
   14. return View(model);
   15. }

View

It also gives the same output.