Unable to Get the Value of Property in Post

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Hi Everybody,

I have a Model Class Payment in which have a property ProductItems that is assigned in a Constructor. It is working fine in get method but when i am Submit this view then In Post Action i am not able to get the values of this property.

public class Payment 
{
public Payment()
{
//Get the Value from the Static Method and set into the property.
ProductItems = StaticClass.StaticMethod();
}
public list<items> ProductItems  {get;set;}
}


//Here is the place where i am not able to get the value of Property : In Controller
[HttpPost]
public ActionResult Index (Payment paymentobj)
{
//Here i am getting payment.ProductItems Value is null  ???

}

Posted 18-Oct-13 2:19am

Anubhava Dimri

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TheyCallMeMrJames · Answer 1 · 2013-10-19T20:14:00

paymentobj will be filled in through model binding. You need to make sure that your objects are correctly serialized coming from the view (the form) where the data is being created/manipulated. This includes correct casing, proper structure of the form, etc.

If you set a breakpoint in that [HttpPost] method (or get Fiddler2 running, or use browser tools), you will be able to see the actual request in the POST which is how you will be able to troubleshoot this one.

Unfortunately, without seeing your view or information on how your data is getting to the Index method it will be hard to get a concise, direct answer.

Cheers.