How To Return Two Types Of Objects In MVC View

Mar 2, 2011

I have say class/ojbect one which I am returning as details. But then there is a second class that is related to the first that I want to list (and have an option to look at the details). How do I get return both of those?

Example is like in an item as the main piece but there may be details or other items that are related to the main item. I will select them with a linq query but then how do I return them to the same view?

Do I need to have some sort of partial or other form to display the second object type? I don't see where returning the view I can return both.

My thought for right now is to create a new class that contains both of the object types but I know there has to be a better way.

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