MVC :: Updating Model With IEnumerable?

Apr 19, 2010

I'm trying to update values I have stored in an IEnumerable using UpdateModel, but it isn't reflecting the changes when I step over it in Debug.I also tried upating it using a foreach loop and updating the values in each object T within the IEnumerable<T>. The values are changed at the object level, but it seems that the value of the object in the IEnumerable isn't being changed.I was looking at IEnumerable<T> and didn't see a way to update it... I'm thinking that I might have to assign the updates to some other data structure, then convert it to an IEnumerable or something before I try to save my repository

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