MVC CheckBoxFor IE 11/Chrome Issue

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I have come across an issue that I have having trouble getting past. I have a view that is using the the following checkbox in a preview popup window:

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@Html.CheckBoxFor(x => x.Payee)

In IE 10, this checkbox passes the value back to the model and works correctly. However, in IE 11 and Chrome this value is not being passed back. Has anyone encountered this before or have suggestions of an approach to resolve this issue?

Update:
In looking a little more I did notice the query strings between IE 10 (works) and Chrome(does not work) are different.

In IE 10 query string has:

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Payee=true&Payee=false

In Chrome the query string has:

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Payee%5b%5d=true&Payee%5b%5d=false

Is there a way to get it to pass the above query string? Or am I going in the wrong direction?

Thanks!

Posted 15-May-14 5:32am

trkghost

Updated 15-May-14 8:16am

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 15-May-14 11:43am

Read these posts:
http://www.mindstick.com/Articles/2ee905ba-aea1-4d83-a49d-d8d8fb10c747/?Checkbox%20control%20in%20MVC
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/658458/mvc-html-checkbox-and-form-submit-issue

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trkghost · Accepted Answer · 2014-05-15T08:45:00

Solution 1

Found the solution to the issue. Needed to add the following code to the view and it runs great now!

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<script type="text/javascript">
    $(document).ready(function () {
        $.ajaxSettings.traditional = true;
    })
</script>

Posted 15-May-14 8:45am

trkghost