MVC :: Deal With Dictionay Of View Model When Edit Action

Jun 3, 2010

I have a dictionary in my user's view model used to store user's roles:

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In my edit view:

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the code above generates:

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It seems that when I edited the checkboxes' value and post to server, the UserEditViewModel.Roles is empty.

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