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Hi all,

I have a Empty ASP.net MVC 3 app and i created it by using "Database First" approach.

In that database, i have two tables with some fields and their names are User and Organization.

Now in Model,

i created three classes namely Login, User, Organization, and for Login class i did not have any table in database
and i declared the variables User and Organization classes with same names as that are in database tables...

Now i want to use the user and organization variables into Login class and for that i declared them as Vitual.

later i added the controller and dropdownlist view bag and view and runned it and it is prompting the error message as follows..

'System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<emvc_css.models.modelclasses.user_details_class>' does not contain a definition for 'UName' and no extension method 'UName' accepting a first argument of type 'System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<emvc_css.models.modelclasses.user_details_class>' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)

any idea regading this to solve the problem

Posted 9-May-12 21:38pm

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monamehta · Answer 1 · 2012-05-10T20:05:00

Solution 1

This error usually prompt in this situation-

If you were passing the IEnumerable value from a method in controller then not catching it in its respective view like-

@model IEnumerable<your type="">
it should be on the top of your view.

Posted 10-May-12 20:05pm

monamehta