How to save dynamic rows

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I need Help To make this example :
How to create master detail (Sale Invoice) entry form step by step in ASP.NET Core MVC using View Model | Program Town[^]

to Accept saving dynamic rows not only three as in this tutorial.

What I have tried:

Read and watch many tutorial but unfortunately couldn't succeed.

Posted 20-Jul-22 9:38am

Majid Farhan

Updated 20-Jul-22 9:56am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2022-07-20T09:56:00

Solution 1

If you are having trouble getting an article to work, the first place to start is with the author, not a "random site" that has no prior experience with it.

So go back to that site and scroll to the bottom of the page. There you will find a text box allowing to talk to the author directly.

Posted 20-Jul-22 9:56am

OriginalGriff

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PIEBALDconsult 20-Jul-22 20:10pm

Or we can await the payload.

Majid Farhan 20-Jul-22 20:42pm

It's better to provide any help, because (NO RESPONDING THERE) was the reason I wrote here.

Thanks

Richard Deeming 22-Jul-22 6:50am

If an article on another site doesn't work, and the author is not able or willing to help, then abandon that article and find a better one.

Majid Farhan 22-Jul-22 6:55am

I seek solutions from all of you .. Instead of these instructions.. which I did it.
Of course I tried to solve it from a lot of sites, but couldn't successed ..
🙃

OriginalGriff 22-Jul-22 7:41am

Have you tried actually writing your own code?
I find it works for me, and generally much faster and better quality than random code found on the internet ...

Majid Farhan 22-Jul-22 7:46am

Yes I did, and i posted here in code project, but because I am still learning, I can't handle errors well, that is why I trying to keep learning and practicing in parallel..
So we as ( a beginners) we need patience from experts people

OriginalGriff 22-Jul-22 7:39am

It's normally a good sign that the author didn't author, and has no idea how it's supposed to work. :sigh: