I have a form which will include some optional questions that need to asked of the user. In my model it may look like:
public Dictionary<String, String> Questions { get; set; }
Where the key is the label and value is the text box. How can I create and populate the controls for this? I am new to ASP MVC, but it makes sense that something like this would be built in.
Is there a built in way to do this, or do I have to implement it myself? It seems like there should be a helper for it, since you don't really want to put this kind of code in the view.
I've tried
Html.EditorFor(model => model.Questions);
But it just sp开发者_JAVA技巧its out "[key, value]" to the view.
There are a couple of ways you could go here.
You could write your own helper quite easily - maybe something like this:
public static string Question(Dictionary question) { Html.Label(question.Key); Html.Textbox(question.Value); }
Create a custom display template for
Dictionary<string, string>
(or, rather, wrap the dictionary in aQuestion
type to avoid ambiguity) that outputs what you want.
Why not implement a Question
class?
Something like this I had in mind:
public class QuestionControl
{
public int QuestionId{get;set;}
public string Question{get;set;}
public string Answer{get;set;}
public virtual string GetHtml()
{
return string.Format("<label for=\"{0}\">{2}</label><br><input type=\"text\" name=\"{0}\" id=\"{0}\" value=\"{1}\">", QuestionId, Answer, Question);
}
}
Also, this way you can inherit and override GetHtml
and have questions with checkboxes, radiobuttons etc.
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