How to pass value from one view to another view in asp.net mvc razor?

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How to pass value from one view to another view in asp.net mvc razor?

In 1st View(inserting data from 1st view it will show in another view)

Id : ___1001____ (textbox)
Name : __abc_____ (textbox)

save button

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In 2nd view

Id :1001
Name:abc

Thanks
Gyanendra

Posted 11-Jan-14 3:45am

gyanendragope

Updated 25-Jul-17 0:51am

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Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) 11-Jan-14 9:57am

What have you tried and where is the problem?

Member 9367927 8-Jul-15 4:39am

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Solution 2

This solution works for me. thanks for your information.

Posted 10-Jul-16 19:13pm

boopathi_tpgit

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CHill60 12-Jul-16 10:54am

Please do not post comments as solutions to old questions. Next to each post is a "Have a question or comment?" link which allows to comment (like this)

Solution 3

When you displaying the data in 1st view, that details will be in 1st model. just pass that model to the 2nd view. that's all

Posted 25-Jul-17 0:51am

Sankar Ramasamy

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Sampath Lokuge · Accepted Answer · 2014-01-11T05:07:00

You can use TempData for that.

Note:Below example has been extracted from my Blog Article.So please Change it according to your scenario.

Model:

C#

public class CreditCardInfo
{
    public string CardNumber { get; set; }
    public string Span { get; set; }
    public int ExpiryMonth { get; set; }
 }

Action Method :

C#

//persist data for next request
TempData["CreditCardInfo"] = creditCardInfo;

Your 2nd View :

C#

@{
      if (TempData["CreditCardInfo"] != null)
         {
           var creditCardInfo = TempData["CreditCardInfo"] as CreditCardInfo;
          }
    }

Check for more info on My Blog Article :
How to use Asp.Net MVC TempData Properly