I want pass an id as parameter in the first post and the model as parameter in the second post in my controller.Can anyone say how to achieve this.

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Heres my code...

public ActionResult Create(int ReceiptId,PaymentPaidViewModel.detail details)
{
PaymentPaidViewModel.detail details = new PaymentPaidViewModel.detail();

if (details.idSelected == false)
{
var result = PaymentPaidViewModel.TotaltobePaid(ReceiptId);
return View(result);
}

else if (details.idSelected == true)
{ ----- }

this is not working, i think because when i do the first post only the receiptId is sent

Posted 16-Jul-13 14:21pm

FirdousNasreen

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ArunRajendra · Answer 1 · 2013-07-16T18:06:00

Solution 1

Try this code.

C#

public ActionResult Create(int ReceiptId,PaymentPaidViewModel.detail details)
 {
                if(details != null)
                { 
                    if (details.idSelected == false)
                    {
                        var result = PaymentPaidViewModel.TotaltobePaid(ReceiptId);
                        return View(result);
                    }
 
                    else if (details.idSelected == true)
                    { ----- }
                }
                else
                {
                        return View(ReceiptId);
                }
}

Posted 16-Jul-13 18:06pm

ArunRajendra

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FirdousNasreen 17-Jul-13 4:15am

I have the same controller for two different posts, for the first time it should take int ReceiptId as parameter and second time it should take model as a parameter.

ArunRajendra 17-Jul-13 4:29am

Yes. But its not possible to do that. Thats why i am setting the priority by looking at PaymentPaidViewModel.detail first and use it if its available. If you want Receiptid to be priority then just change condition to if(ReceiptId==0). If you want to pass Null then change the paramater to int? ReceiptId and check to if(ReceiptId==null).