Dynamically add multiple models in a single view using viewmodel in MVC

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I've created a view model as per my requirement in MVC(Razor) using EF 4.x, as shown below :-

C#

public class ClassSectionSubjectViewModel {
      public ClassTable ClassTable { get; set; }
      public List<Section> Sections { get; set; }
      public List<Subject> Subjects { get; set;}
      public ClassSectionSubjectViewModel()
      {
       ///what to code for dynamic creation of these models in a particular view each of
       ///the above class has its ID and different properties
      }
}

Also, in a view I was debugging with following lines of codes,
but I have no idea whether it would work fine with dynamic model generation
(please rectify me in this also)

C#

public ActionResult ClassSectionSubjectCreationVM()
    {
        ClassTable classTable = new ClassTable();
        List<ClassTable> classTableList = db.ClassTables.ToList();
        var classTables = classTableList;
        var sectionList = db.Sections.ToList();
        var subjectList = db.Subjects.ToList();

        var viewModel = new ClassSectionSubjectViewModel();

        return View(viewModel);
    }

Finally, what I want to do is to add other model dynamically after selecting value from first(default) model i.e

1.if my model (default) in viewmodel is ClassTable (as shown in above VM class) then it should bind the value from DB in dropdownlist (using EF 4.x)

2.after selecting value from the above dropdownlist it must show the respective model i.e Section with its values in the same way as in above step and add it to other DB or in a VIEW of sql server(if any other suggestion then plz help)

3.lastly the subject class in the same way and add it to DB of other table or in a VIEW of Sql Server (if any other opinion then plz help)

After completing all these step user can make CRUD operation.

Please, help me in this as I'm a starter in MVC.

Thanks In advance !!

Posted 28-Jan-13 0:31am

Rabbil

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Jameel VM 28-Jan-13 6:37am

Why you are creating dynamic viewmodel or model?Please tell what are your requirement.So i can suggest whether it needed dynamic viewmodel.

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You can't implement multiple models in one view whether it is dynamic or not. You can implement multiple partial views with different model as dynamic or without dynamic.

Posted 28-Jan-13 1:06am

Jameel VM

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Rabbil 28-Jan-13 7:20am

My requirement is to add all the 3 models(that I've shown in above class) one by one in a view so that if any user select a value from that dropdownlist of a particular model then further other model will be enabled and will show the required data on that model.Finally all those selected values will be stored in a View/new entity Of a DB.
as an example. if an teacher want to add details of a class that would be fetched from DB in a dropdown way and then ---> for that class a section(A,B,C,etc) will be added for that class and similarly subjects for that section of a class.
let me know if you need more clarification..

Jameel VM 28-Jan-13 7:27am

Create three partial view for section A,B and C with three models and then call a actionResult when dropdown value change, in that actionResult return the PartialView you want.

Rabbil 28-Jan-13 7:36am

I got you, but if possible can you please show with sample code so that it could be more easier for me to understand as I've not used partial views yet.Was using viewmodel as shown in above sample code.

Jameel VM 29-Jan-13 3:41am

put a Status variable in that viewModel for setting the status which section you want.For Example when i select drop down value 1 pass the value as a parameter in your action check the condition if the value is for section1,section2..etc on that basis set status variable in that viewmodel like objYourViewmodel.Status=1 and return the viewModel to the particular view. From the view itself check condition
@if(status==1){section1 Block} and so on.

Rabbil 29-Jan-13 4:04am

That's fine but how to display the same in a view for appropriate result.
Thanks a lot !! till then I'll check it and let you know .

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Jameel VM · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-28T02:21:00

Below are the code for calling an action when Dropdown Change

JavaScript

<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function () {
    $("#DropDownId").change(function () {
        var value = $('#DropDownId').val();
        jQuery.ajax({
        type: "POST",

        url: "@Url.Content("~/Controller/ActionName/")",
        data: "value="+value,
       success: function(result){
              $('#mainDivIdForAppendingPartialView').html(result);  
       },

        error: function(result){

        }
        });

    });
});
</script>

ActionResult Returns Partial View

C#

public ActionResult ActionName(string value)
{
// Code here to get a section…
if(value=="section1")
{
return PartialView("_partialView1",section1Model);
}
else if(value=="section2")
{
return PartialView("_partialView2",section2Model);
}
else
{
return PartialView("_partialView3",section3Model);
}

Create three partialViews under the same view folder by right clicking the ActionName
and Create the partialViewPage you want. Please go through this link for creating partialView
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/cd3310/create-partial-view-in-Asp-Net-mvc-3-application/[^]

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