I have a simple ViewModel as gi开发者_C百科ven below
[Bind(Exclude = "State")]
public class CityViewModel {
public int Id {get;set;}
public int StateId { get; set; }
public City City { get; set; }
}
The City property has a navigation reference to "State" Entity. In my view I am trying to add a new City, using the CityViewModel above. When adding city, I want the MVC to neglect the "City.State" property, so that it will not be bound and validated. So I use the [Bind(Exclude = "State")]
on my CityViewModel. Surprisingly, in the controller, I get a model error for the "City.State" field (which I am trying to exclude from bind and validation).
How do I tell the MVC to neglect "City.State" property from binding and validation?
Edit: I have also tried [Bind(Exclude = "City.State")]
but doesn't work. I still get Model.IsValid
false.
Validation is a separate step from the binding and will always work with all properties of the model, so bind exclude would not prevent from validation of the City.State
You can call
ModelState["City.State"].Errors.Clear();
before checking Model.IsValid
.
P.S. I would preffer to add another viewmodel class with correct set of properties then using workaround I mentioned above.
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