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Jesse Peek
Jesse Peek

Reputation: 11

Is there a way to post a tuple value using mvc?

I am trying to post a two values using razer views and mvc as a tuple.

I have tried all different formatting, separating, the values by commas, by putting parenthesis and brackets angle brackets.

<div class="location-input">
   <input id="ElectionJsonObject.LocationPerVotingTypeDictionary[@item.Key] [@i]" type="checkbox" name="ElectionJsonObject.LocationPerVotingTypeDictionary[@item.Key][@item.Value.ElementAt(i).Key]" value="<(@item.Value.ElementAt(i).Value.Item1.ToString(), @item.Value.ElementAt(i).Value.Item2>" checked />
   <input type="hidden" name="ElectionJsonObject.LocationPerVotingTypeDictionary[@item.Key][@item.Value.ElementAt(i).Key]" value="False" />
   @Model.ElectionJsonObject.LocationPerVotingTypeDictionary[@item.Key].ElementAt(i).Key - @item.Value.ElementAt(i).Value.Item2
</div>

The model comes back with a null value tuple inside of that dictionary.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 538

Answers (1)

Jesse Peek
Jesse Peek

Reputation: 11

As per Matheus Lemos comment I used a class instead. 

            public class LocationInformation
            {
                public string LocationDetails { get; set; }
                public bool Display { get; set; }

                //For data transfer
                public LocationInformation()
                {

                }

This is the class.

 <input id="ElectionJsonObject.LocationPerBallotTypeDictionary[@ballotType][@locationId]" type="checkbox" name="ElectionJsonObject.LocationPerBallotTypeDictionary[@ballotType][@locationId].Display" value="@locationInfo.Display.ToString()" checked />



 <input type="hidden" name="ElectionJsonObject.LocationPerBallotTypeDictionary[@ballotType][@locationId].LocationDetails" value="@locationInfo.LocationDetails"/>

By changing the the name to be the class values property and the value to be a single value then adding a hidden input being the other value it properly posts and the model is intact dictionary values and all.

Upvotes: 1

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