Comments by Unsy (Top 5 by date)

You have been a star. I may be back with more questions at some point, but what you have given me should do for this post.

Thanks.

Gotcha. Thanks. I'll take another look at what I'm doing... I'll clean up my model, and see what I can do.

Thank you. :)

It kind of is... I was trying to simplify it. I have a model where in the get and set parts of the properties, I make calls to an external DLL file that I have built which communicates with the database etc rather than using Entity Framework. The info from this DLL is then reflected in the model with the annotations. I suppose I am wrong in having the model take the parameter with a constructor, but how else can I populate the model? Or am I completely misusing the model?

I see. I thought that a submit type button automatically does a postback when clicked with no extra code. I'll look at this. Thanks.