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You forgot the dot! the dot!.... oh brother... ... see, I told you! :) I love all the typos and the mistakes. makes this demo much more real. really great work and I appreciate it a lot - I am sure a lot of others as well. finally I understand MVC in its model - view - controller sense because you started from scratch and never used the word "it just works!" thank you very, very much...
Strongly type html helper files are good but it all depends upon taste of individual preference and for me I like old method because I take help of some third party programs to generate stunning forms, thats why I like old method so that everything should not be meshed with extra helper tags. I appreciate you explained both ways.
Hi Shiv, Thank you for your insight. But let me tell you in your video the Customer Id is not coming properly even i am facing the same problem. Please Help me Regards
Sadiq M It is because he has the id variable set to an int. and he inputted i101 which cannot be an int so it defaulted to 0. You can change the variable type from int to string in the customer.cs class to resolve this issue.
Michael Bottomley is there a way to validate it? like in old webforms? or you have to add some javascript to do the work? i have seen something like [required] before the attribute get and set, does it works for something?
Enter customer ID @Html.TextBox("id",(string)Model) Enter customer Code @Html.TextBox("CustomerId", (string)Model) Enter customer amount @Html.TextBox("amount", (string)Model)
} that's how my code worked. I am new to .net but I think it was able to attach itself to the model but was not sure to which property it has to fill in the data. So i gave actual attribute names as i mentioned in my model class.
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Long Live Sir.
You forgot the dot! the dot!.... oh brother...
... see, I told you!
:) I love all the typos and the mistakes. makes this demo much more real. really great work and I appreciate it a lot - I am sure a lot of others as well. finally I understand MVC in its model - view - controller sense because you started from scratch and never used the word "it just works!" thank you very, very much...
Excellent videos in the series so far, keep up the great work!
Strongly type html helper files are good but it all depends upon taste of individual preference and for me I like old method because I take help of some third party programs to generate stunning forms, thats why I like old method so that everything should not be meshed with extra helper tags. I appreciate you explained both ways.
Hi Shiv,
Thank you for your insight. But let me tell you in your video the Customer Id is not coming properly even i am facing the same problem. Please Help me
Regards
+Arya Chuodhury
Hi ,He is actually trying to insert a string in Id textbox whereas its of int datatype in model... try inserting int value.
Great Video Tutorial, thanks so much
There is some error.. when you entered customer id i001, it is showing 0.
Just check
Bcz page is not refreshed.
nice explanation
on 11:30 th minute in this video, Id is not working, please watch
Id is wrong, displaycustomer view not displaying exact value which you had given in fillcustomer view
ID is not working
what you mean by stronglly type
he means it is tied to the object model. as if a hidden using statement is in the page somewhere that it knows which object model it needs to access.
you enter the id value it dispaly the '0' why?
Sadiq M It is because he has the id variable set to an int. and he inputted i101 which cannot be an int so it defaulted to 0. You can change the variable type from int to string in the customer.cs class to resolve this issue.
k.thnk u
Michael Bottomley is there a way to validate it? like in old webforms? or you have to add some javascript to do the work? i have seen something like [required] before the attribute get and set, does it works for something?
ya it will work.
thanks
Killen' it
@using (Html.BeginForm("DisplayCustomer","Home",FormMethod.Post))
{
Enter customer ID @Html.TextBox("id",(string)Model)
Enter customer Code @Html.TextBox("CustomerId", (string)Model)
Enter customer amount @Html.TextBox("amount", (string)Model)
}
that's how my code worked. I am new to .net but I think it was able to attach itself to the model but was not sure to which property it has to fill in the data. So i gave actual attribute names as i mentioned in my model class.
Please fix your audio.
Good videos, you need to work on you pronunciation