Query string parameter name different than model property name
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Have a basic search form. Is there something built into the MVC model binder that can take a different (shorter) name of the parameter and bind it with the desired model property?
For instance I want fn instead of SearchFirstName to appear in the address bar.
Model:
public class SampleModel
public string SearchFirstName get; set;
Controller:
public ActionResult Search([FromUri] SampleModel model)
Sending /search?fn=foo makes SearchFirstName=foo
I know I can do something manually within the controller property by property but don't want to reinvent the wheel if it's built in already.
Using .NET framework 4.6.1
asp.net-mvc model-binding
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Have a basic search form. Is there something built into the MVC model binder that can take a different (shorter) name of the parameter and bind it with the desired model property?
For instance I want fn instead of SearchFirstName to appear in the address bar.
Model:
public class SampleModel
public string SearchFirstName get; set;
Controller:
public ActionResult Search([FromUri] SampleModel model)
Sending /search?fn=foo makes SearchFirstName=foo
I know I can do something manually within the controller property by property but don't want to reinvent the wheel if it's built in already.
Using .NET framework 4.6.1
asp.net-mvc model-binding
asked Nov 8 at 20:15
joym8
1,61022145
You would need to create a custom ModelBinder to read the value from the request and set the property of your model.
– Stephen Muecke
Nov 8 at 21:04
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Have a basic search form. Is there something built into the MVC model binder that can take a different (shorter) name of the parameter and bind it with the desired model property?
For instance I want fn instead of SearchFirstName to appear in the address bar.
Model:
public class SampleModel
public string SearchFirstName get; set;
Controller:
public ActionResult Search([FromUri] SampleModel model)
Sending /search?fn=foo makes SearchFirstName=foo
I know I can do something manually within the controller property by property but don't want to reinvent the wheel if it's built in already.
Using .NET framework 4.6.1
asp.net-mvc model-binding
asked Nov 8 at 20:15
joym8
1,61022145
Have a basic search form. Is there something built into the MVC model binder that can take a different (shorter) name of the parameter and bind it with the desired model property?
For instance I want fn instead of SearchFirstName to appear in the address bar.
Model:
public class SampleModel
public string SearchFirstName get; set;
Controller:
public ActionResult Search([FromUri] SampleModel model)
Sending /search?fn=foo makes SearchFirstName=foo
I know I can do something manually within the controller property by property but don't want to reinvent the wheel if it's built in already.
Using .NET framework 4.6.1
asp.net-mvc model-binding
asp.net-mvc model-binding
asked Nov 8 at 20:15
joym8
1,61022145
asked Nov 8 at 20:15
joym8
1,61022145
asked Nov 8 at 20:15
joym8
1,61022145
asked Nov 8 at 20:15
joym8
1,61022145
asked Nov 8 at 20:15
joym8
1,61022145
1,61022145
You would need to create a custom ModelBinder to read the value from the request and set the property of your model.
– Stephen Muecke
Nov 8 at 21:04
add a comment |
You would need to create a custom ModelBinder to read the value from the request and set the property of your model.
– Stephen Muecke
Nov 8 at 21:04
You would need to create a custom ModelBinder to read the value from the request and set the property of your model.
– Stephen Muecke
Nov 8 at 21:04
You would need to create a custom ModelBinder to read the value from the request and set the property of your model.
– Stephen Muecke
Nov 8 at 21:04
add a comment |
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You would need to create a custom ModelBinder to read the value from the request and set the property of your model.
– Stephen Muecke
Nov 8 at 21:04