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Hello,

I have two tables, Class and ClassFee related on ClassID field, and I want when Class is selected in a Dropdownlist of Classes, then ClassFee should be retrieved and displayed.

For this I created a method in controller.

HTML
[HttpGet]
     public PartialViewResult GetClassFee(int? Classid)
     {
         ClassFeeVM CFee = new ClassFeeVM();
         if (Classid != null)
         {
            List<ClassFee> classfees = db.ClassFees.Where(p => p.tblClass.ClassID == Classid).ToList();
             foreach (var item in classfees)
             {
                 CFee.ClassFee = item.ClassFee1;
                 CFee.ClassID = item.ClassID;
                 CFee.ClassName = item.tblClass.ClassName;
                 CFee.FeeType = item.tblFeeType.FeeType;
             }
         //   ViewBag.ClassFees = CFee;
         }
         return PartialView("_ClassFee", CFee);
     }


The error is that instead of values it display as is

The model item passed into the dictionary is of type 'SchoolMVC.Models.ViewModel.ClassFeeVM', but this dictionary requires a model item of type 'System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable`1[SchoolMVC.Models.ViewModel.ClassFeeVM]'.


What I have tried:

My JQuery/Ajax code for the DropdownList change even is:
HTML
$(function () {
               $("#ClassID").on("change", function () {

                   var url = '@Url.Action("GetClassFee", "ClassFees")' + "?Classid=" + $(this).val();

                   $("#ClassFeeDetails").load(url, function (data) {
                       $("#ClassFeeDetails").html(data);
                   });
               });
           });


And my Partial View is:

HTML
@model IEnumerable<SchoolMVC.Models.ViewModel.ClassFeeVM>

    @foreach (var item in Model)
    {
        <p>@item.ClassFee</p>
        <p>@item.FeeType</p>
        <p>@item.ClassName</p>
    }
Posted
Updated 13-Aug-20 0:35am
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Comments
Sandeep Mewara 11-Aug-20 15:34pm    
Seems you forgot to share where are you stuck.

1 solution

The error is pretty clear - your view declares the model to be IEnumerable<ClassFeeVM>, but you are trying to pass in a single ClassFeeVM instance.

Rewrite your code to properly create and populate the list of VMs and pass it to the model:
C#
[HttpGet]
public PartialViewResult GetClassFee(int? Classid)
{
    if (Classid == null) return NotFound();
   
    List<ClassFee> classfees = db.ClassFees.Where(p => p.tblClass.ClassID == Classid).ToList();
    List<ClassFeeVM> model = new List<ClassFeeVM>(classfees.Count);
    foreach (var item in classfees)
    {
        model.Add(new ClassFeeVM
        {
            ClassFee = item.ClassFee1,
            ClassID = item.ClassID,
            ClassName = item.tblClass.ClassName,
            FeeType = item.tblFeeType.FeeType,
        });
    }
    
    return PartialView("_ClassFee", model);
}
 
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