Listitems class convert into Generic list class

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I have a GenericList object data like below

C#

List<mydata> genList= new List<mydata>();

genlist = GetGenListData(parameter);

This is i am able to display in mvc view byusing foreach that data.

C#

@model app.Model.Class


foreach(var da in Model.List)
{}

Here my query is I want to display same thing by using ListItme class object like below

C#

ListItem genList= new ListItem();

genlist = GetGenListData(parameter) as List<mydata>;

View

C#

@model app.Model.Class


foreach(var da in Model.List)
{}

But this model is not wotking /binding the data into appropriate view.

Posted 21-Jan-16 21:21pm

DGKumar

Updated 21-Jan-16 21:30pm

F-ES Sitecore

v3

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BillWoodruff 22-Jan-16 5:04am

The 'ListItem collection holds what Type object ? 'object ? 'ListViewItem ?

DGKumar 22-Jan-16 6:38am

only some properties
Like
Class ListItems
{
Public int P1{get;set;}

......
}

Another class
Class Node
{
public List<<items>> GetList {get;set;}
public ListItems ListItems{get;set;}
}

Node objNode=new Node();

objNode.GetList=GetlistfromModel();

objNode.ListItems=objNode.GetList;

I want to store List<dat> into Listitems calss property

BillWoodruff 22-Jan-16 22:13pm

Sorry, I am having real trouble understanding your code ... from what is shown here. Why do you declare an instance of 'genList, and then ignore that by setting its value to the result of calling 'GenListData() ? What's the connection/use of both 'genList and 'ListItems ?

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