Reputation: 1220
My Model.PendingActivation
(int?
) can be 0
, 1
or Null
. 1
is pending, I want to count how many 1
s there are and display that count in my view?
@if (Model.PendingActivation.HasValue == "1")
{
<a>@Html.Encode(Model.PendingActivation.Count)</a>
}
Not sure how I can count how many are pending.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 116
Reputation: 156938
Assuming Model
is a list of some type that implements IEnumerable<T>
, you can Count()
them:
<a>@Html.Encode(Model.Count(m => m.PendingActivation != null && m.PendingActivation.HasValue && m.PendingActivation.Value == 1))</a>
The code between Count()
is the expression that checks every item in the list, in this case you want to have PendingActivation == 1
, which this expression checks.
Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 1
You can do:
<a>@Html.Encode(Model.FindAll(m => m.PendingActivation == 1).Count()</a>
Upvotes: 0