model-binding

I am on ASP.Net MVC 3, and going by the feature list supported in at, i should be able to get default json model binding working out of the box. However i havent been successful in binding an array/collection from json to the action method parameter. Although I did get simple json object binding working right. Would greatly appreciate if an expert here could tell me what i am doing wrong. Here is the code: Server side code first: //Action Method public JsonResult SaveDiscount(IList<Discount> discounts) { foreach(var discount in discounts) { .... } } //View model public class Discount { string

In MVC3, is it possible to automatically bind javascript objects to models if the model has nested objects? My model looks like this: public class Tweet { public Tweet() { Coordinates = new Geo(); } public string Id { get; set; } public string User { get; set; } public DateTime Created { get; set; } public string Text { get; set; } public Geo Coordinates { get; set; } } public class Geo { public Geo(){} public Geo(double? lat, double? lng) { this.Latitude = lat; this.Longitude = lng; } public double? Latitude { get; set; } public double? Longitude { get; set; } public bool HasValue { get {

I have a grid of Enum Flags in which each record is a row of checkboxes to determine that record's flag values. This is a list of notifications that the system offers and the user can pick (for each one) how they want them delivered: [Flag] public enum NotificationDeliveryType { InSystem = 1, Email = 2, Text = 4 } I found this article but he's getting back a single flag value and he's binding it in the controller like this (with a days of the week concept): [HttpPost] public ActionResult MyPostedPage(MyModel model) { //I moved the logic for setting this into a helper //because this could be re

I could not bind the model to Controller. Please give me any advice. Model,controller and view classes are below. When model is submmited, dictionary property equals to null. public class GroupRights //model { public List<DtoGrup> groups { get; set; } public Dictionary<short, Dictionary<EnFunction, bool>> groupRights { get; set; } // group function HasPermission } public enum EnFunction { LPDU_login, LPDU_changePassword, LPDU_transitList, LPDU_PosEventList, .... } Controller public ActionResult GroupRights() { TocCommonService.CommonServiceClient client = new TocCommonService

I'm using the Entity Framework version 4.2. There are two classes in my small test app: public class TestParent { public int TestParentID { get; set; } public string Name { get; set; } public string Comment { get; set; } public virtual ICollection<TestChild> TestChildren { get; set; } } public class TestChild { public int TestChildID { get; set; } public int TestParentID { get; set; } public string Name { get; set; } public string Comment { get; set; } public virtual TestParent TestParent { get; set; } } Populating objects with data from the database works well. So I can use testParent

I'm using ASP.NET MVC3 and i'm wondering that the default modelbinder binds to public properties but not to public fields. Normally i just define the model classes with properties but sometimes i use some predefined classes which contains some fields. And everytime i have to debug and remember that the modelbinder just don't like fields. The question: Whats the reason behind it? but sometimes i use some predefined classes which contains some fields While I cannot answer your question about the exact reason why the default model binder works only with properties (my guess is that it respects