MVC :: Strongly Typed Helpers Generate Wrong Input Nam When Are Used Inside Foreach?

Aug 5, 2010

I've got a problem with ASP.NET mvc stongly typed helpers.Here is example of wrong behavior:

[Code]....

will generate following inputs:

[Code]....

As you see generated name is wrong, because of wrong algorithm of extracting property name from lambda.The only way to avoid this bug is to create PartialView and pass item as its context.May be somebody knows other solutions? Do you consider it a bug or right behavior?

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