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I have recentely upgraded a website to use ASP.NET MVC 4 and have the following code to render my jQuery validation bundle. But I get the following error: Microsoft JScript runtime error: Object doesn't support property or method 'live' And this error when clicking in a text box: Unhandled exception at line 1234, column 5 in http://localhost:13112/Scripts/jquery.validate.js 0x800a138f - Microsoft JScript runtime error: Unable to get value of the property 'call': object is null or undefined My bundle code: bundles.Add(new ScriptBundle("~/bundles/jqueryval").Include( "~/Scripts/jquery

I have a model property that is declared as type List<MyClass> . public class MyModel { List<MyClass> MyProperty { get; set; } } I want to be able to display/edit the property using Razor templates. My question is, how I name an EditorTemplate view so that I can display the property using the normal syntax: @model MyModel @Html.DisplayFor(m => m.MyProperty) I know that I can create a view called MyClass.cshtml that will be used for the type MyClass , but how do I create a template for the list? You could use the [UIHint] attribute: public class MyModel { [UIHint("TemplateForTheList")] public

I want to add some custom attributes to the input generated by @Html.EditorFor , I tried the following: @Html.EditorFor(model => model.Percent, new { @class = "percent" }) But it just ignores my class, from what I can tell from searching around is that the template doesn't support adding custom attributes. But how does one create a custom template adding support for the custom attributes, while keeping all the functionality of the old template? Brendan Vogt Please see the following posts, this question has been asked before on Stackoverflow. Add css class to Html.EditorFor in MVC 2 Set the

I am displaying a list of dropDownLists inside a ForEach loop. This is the code @foreach (var task in Model.TaskList) { <tr> <td>@Html.DropDownList("ModuleID", new SelectList(Model.ModuleList, "ModuleID", "Ordre")) </td> </tr> } I want the Module of each Task to be selected by default. This could easily be done using DropDownList if only I was binding the dropDownList to a view model, but that's not the case. Any ideas ? This could easily be done using DropDownList if only I was binding the dropDownList to a view model You already know the correct answer and are still asking the question. And

I have a Table for which I need to keep the header fixed. The code for the table is as below: @Html.Grid(Model).Columns(column => { column.For(m => m.Id).Attributes(@class => "HideColumn").HeaderAttributes(@class => "HideHeader"); column.For(m => m.HolidayName).Named("Holiday Name").Attributes(@style => "width:300px;"); column.For(m => m.HolidayDetails).Named("Holiday Details ").Attributes(@style => "width:300px;"); column.For(m => m.Status).Named("Status").Attributes(@style => "width:200px;"); } How to do this? Thanks in advance. :) Grid in MVC will be rendering as normal HTML table (at least

I was going through the list of NuGet Packages and I was updating everything things like bootstrap, jQuery, etc. but while I was doing that, I unthinkingly updated Microsoft.Owin and another package (might have been EF or something else) and it was a major version update...woops. I had to jump through hoops by deleting my project, getting an older version from source control and getting everything back to the right versions. Everything is back to normal and I have one last issue. Razor Syntax. When I open up any of my views...anywhere in the project, I get this: Notice how anything using Razor