2014/10/16 上午 12:04:34

jquery Programming Glossary: jsonmodelbinder

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4164114/posting-json-data-to-asp-net-mvc

using System.Web.Script.Serialization public class JsonModelBinder DefaultModelBinder public override object BindModel ControllerContext.. Global.asax file ModelBinders.Binders.DefaultBinder new JsonModelBinder Also this code makes use of the content type 'application json'..

jquery ajax forms for ASP.NET MVC 3

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4994032/jquery-ajax-forms-for-asp-net-mvc-3

action of the commentscontroller and I would use the JsonModelBinder to transform it to a model. After that I would return Json and.. action of the commentscontroller and I would use the JsonModelBinder to transform it to a model. After that I would return Json and.. return Json and would append it to my comments list... The JsonModelBinder has been introduced in ASP.NET MVC 3 and it allows you to send..

Submit json to MVC3 action

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6036297/submit-json-to-mvc3-action

public override IModelBinder GetBinder return new JsonModelBinder private class JsonModelBinder IModelBinder public object BindModel.. GetBinder return new JsonModelBinder private class JsonModelBinder IModelBinder public object BindModel ControllerContext controllerContext..

Posting JSON Data to ASP.NET MVC

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4164114/posting-json-data-to-asp-net-mvc

OR you could write a custom model binder using System.IO using System.Web.Script.Serialization public class JsonModelBinder DefaultModelBinder public override object BindModel ControllerContext controllerContext ModelBindingContext bindingContext.. serializer.RecursionLimit And tell MVC to use it in your Global.asax file ModelBinders.Binders.DefaultBinder new JsonModelBinder Also this code makes use of the content type 'application json' so make sure you set that in jquery like so .ajax dataType..

jquery ajax forms for ASP.NET MVC 3

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4994032/jquery-ajax-forms-for-asp-net-mvc-3

and I assume that it is correct that I am posting to the create action of the commentscontroller and I would use the JsonModelBinder to transform it to a model. After that I would return Json and would append it to my comments list... Is this reasonable.. I do. I assume that it is correct that I am posting to the create action of the commentscontroller and I would use the JsonModelBinder to transform it to a model. After that I would return Json and would append it to my comments list... The JsonModelBinder.. to transform it to a model. After that I would return Json and would append it to my comments list... The JsonModelBinder has been introduced in ASP.NET MVC 3 and it allows you to send a JSON string to a controller action which will be mapped..

Submit json to MVC3 action

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6036297/submit-json-to-mvc3-action

static JavaScriptSerializer serializer new JavaScriptSerializer public override IModelBinder GetBinder return new JsonModelBinder private class JsonModelBinder IModelBinder public object BindModel ControllerContext controllerContext ModelBindingContext.. serializer new JavaScriptSerializer public override IModelBinder GetBinder return new JsonModelBinder private class JsonModelBinder IModelBinder public object BindModel ControllerContext controllerContext ModelBindingContext bindingContext var stringified..