Reputation: 3392
I have 'Executive' objects that have X number of 'ExecutiveSectionMapping' child objects depending on how many sections that Executive belongs too.
Problem is, when viewing these Executives, the order of the mappings is random. I need to order the child's parameters independently of ordering the executives themselves. Tried this to no avail:
return _context.Executives
.OrderBy(x => x.ExecutiveSectionMappings.OrderBy(y=>y.ExecutiveSectionId))
.ToList();
Tried this too:
return _context.Executives
.OrderBy(x => x.ExecutiveSectionMappings.Select((y => y.ExecutiveSectionId)))
.ToList();
and this:
return _context.Executives
.Include(x=>x.ExecutiveSectionMappings.OrderBy(y=>y.ExecutiveSectionId))
.ToList();
not sure how to proceed... any ideas?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 44
Reputation: 2989
It seems that this can't be done in your context, but it can be done in memory.
List<Executives> executives = _context.Executives.ToList();
executives.ForEach(e =>
e.ExecutiveSectionMappings = e.ExecutiveSectionMappings.OrderBy(y=>y.ExecutiveSectionId)
.ToList())
Upvotes: 1