I my view model(LIST) looks like this:
public class ConversationModel
{
public int ID { get; set; }
public string Body { get; set; }
You should be able to do:
@Model.First().ToUserID
Note, you may want to check whether there are any items in the enumerable first as if there aren't, then First() will return null
(Note, because you had @Model[0] in your question, I assume you are specifically trying to get the first value. I may have the wrong end of the stick, in which case Jakub's answer should sort you out!)
@foreach(var model in Model)
{
@model.ToUserID
}
You should be able to use the following:
@Model.First().ToUserID
However, if your model will only ever reference the first element of the enumeration in the view, I would recommend that you only pass that element to the view.
For example:
@model ConversationModel
@Model.ToUserID
And in the controller only pass the first element that is required:
List<ConversationModel> conversationList = //your conversation model initialisation code
return View(conversationList.First());