MVC :: Bug - Get Value From Route Parameter Instead Of Property Of Model
May 18, 2010
I found little bug feature in MVC 2.
So, if we have in route defined parameter with same name as property at model and then we call it from strongly typed HTML helper (for example Html.TexBoxFor(x => x.PropertyName)), we get value from route parameter instead of property of model.
For example.
We have defined follow route:
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Very simple model:
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Next action in controller:
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And very simple view:
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Result you can see at follow picture:
I think what this dirty example described the essence of the problem. Let me know if I'm wrong.
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[Code]....
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