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Is there a way to implement your own BindAttribute. Preferably by deriving from BindAttribute, but if you need to impliment it in your own ModelBinder how would you go about doing this?
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Hi,
I've a scenario where I need to bind to an interface - in order to create the correct type, I've got a custom model binder that knows how to create the correct concrete type (which can differ).
However, the type created never has the fields correctly filled in. I know I'm missing something blindingly…
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Hi,
I've a scenario where I need to bind to an interface - in order to create the correct type, I've got a custom model binder that knows how to create the correct concrete type (which can differ).
However, the type created never has the fields correctly filled in. I know I'm missing something blindingly…
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(My apologies if this seems verbose - trying to provide all relevant code)
I've just upgraded to VS2010, and am now having trouble trying to get a new CustomModelBinder working.
In MVC1 I would have written something like
public class AwardModelBinder: DefaultModelBinder
{
:
public override…
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This is my custom model binder. I have my breakpoint set at BindModel but does not get fired with this controller action:
public ActionResult Create(TabGroup tabGroup)
...
public class BaseContentObjectCommonPropertiesBinder : DefaultModelBinder
{
public new object BindModel(ControllerContext…
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object BindModel(System.Web.Mvc.ControllerContext controllerContext, System.Web.Mvc.ModelBindingContext bindingContext);
}
Is insanely powerful. What are some cool uses of this mechanism that you've done/seen…
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