Register only some data from a C# Asp.net MVC 5 form

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Register only some data from a C# Asp.net MVC 5 form

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I have a person registration form, where I also already register her address, there arose the need to be able to register more than one address for the same person at the time I am registering her, but I can’t have one form nested inside another that only takes the address data, so what’s the best way to do that? I want to have a button, which takes only the data that was typed in the address fields and register in the database, can I do this with a Jquery that would send the data to my people controller? I don’t want to do something pop-up that appears to register the address, and I also don’t want you to redirect to another view, I wanted to take advantage of the same view of registration of people. I am using partial views, and using different viewModels.

I don’t know if the question is very clear, but you can use Jquery to upload additional partial views as the user wants to register more addresses, and post this as a collection on model.

– RSinohara

2015/08/11 at 14:25
you want to have a button that sends the values of the address related fields to the controller and save in the database ?

– Thiago Friedman

2015/08/11 at 14:25
Man, from what I understand, the form is one, it doesn’t need another. You must have a button that persists the address in the bank, passing as FK the customer ID. By persisting, it saves and clears the form. This upload I would do by jquery, for the controller and there I would call the model that would make the persistence.

– pnet

2015/08/11 at 14:29
@Rsinohara I can have jquery add another partial address view, and then I’ll have two address collections sent to controller?

– Aesir

2015/08/11 at 14:31
@Thiagofalcão I want to know if this is a "good" way to do...

– Aesir

2015/08/11 at 14:32
@pnet yes, but this button, need to send only the address data, not the whole form, and it can not clear the form, because the person needs to continue with the registration of the person, the address is only a part...

– Aesir

2015/08/11 at 14:34
Yes, a type like this: In jquery/ajax you would send this. I will reply as it would be done.

– pnet

2015/08/11 at 14:42
The registration of the person is being carried out... therefore, if I understand correctly, the model would need to contain a collection of addresses.

– RSinohara

2015/08/11 at 14:42

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Nested forms don’t, but you can have one View that expands the form according to your need for addresses.

This can be done through the package Begincollectionitem.

I have written several responses regarding the use of this package. If your question is more specific, you can ask another question.

I have doubts about how to use Begincollectionitem, from what I understand, it creates a collection of the object I want to insert several times, as if it were some kind of vector? and then I need to have a button that goes doing this?

– Aesir

2015/08/11 at 20:45
@This is right. Normally the creation of a new element from the list (not vector) is made from View to the Controller through an Ajax request.

– Leonel Sanches da Silva

2015/08/11 at 20:50
When I put viewModel address as Ilist: Ilist<Addressmodel> in my person viewModel, I can no longer call its properties in partial view.

– Aesir

2015/08/12 at 18:32
So. Don’t send EnderecoViewModel for View. Send another Viewmodel who has a IList<EnderecoViewModel> inside her. Got it?

– Leonel Sanches da Silva

2015/08/12 at 18:35
I think that’s what I was doing, I put IList<EnderecoViewModel> inside pessoaViewModel Then I call the property in view so: model.enderecoViewModel.propriedade but then he says "Cannot resolve Symbol property".

– Aesir

2015/08/12 at 19:06
Right. That’s because IList does not have a field called propriedade. If you want propriedade of a EnderecoViewModel, needs to iterate EnderecoViewModel using something like a foreach, for example.

– Leonel Sanches da Silva

2015/08/12 at 19:32
Looking at your examples, in the other answers, there’s a if before the foreach that checks if viewModel is null, to then do the foreach, but mine is always coming null, then it does not render the view.

– Aesir

2015/08/13 at 14:03
@Aesir Now it is the case that you open a new question by putting this code for us to analyze.

– Leonel Sanches da Silva

2015/08/13 at 14:09

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by pnet • **14,727** points · Answer 1 · 2015-08-11T14:48:38+00:00

In jquery/ajax you would have this:

$.ajax({
        url: '/Endereco/GravaEndereco',
        datatype: 'json',
        contentType: 'application/json;charset=utf-8',
        type: 'POST',
        data: JSON.stringify({ _logradouro: $('#txtLogradouro').val(),
        _bairro: $('#txtBairro').val(),}),
        success: function (data) {

            alert('Registro gravado com sucesso!');

            window.location.href = '/Endereco/Endereco';
        },
        error: function (error) {
        }
    })

This would be in your jquery. This way you send the data that is in the fields of your form. In the controller, then you would have your persist method.

[HttpPost]
        public void GravaResponsavel(string _Logradouro, string _bairro)
        { 
            using(MeuEntities db = new MeuEntities())
            {    
                try
                {
                    resp.NM_Logradouro = _Logradouro;
                    resp.NM_Bairro = _bairro;

                    db.SaveChanges();
                }
                catch(Exception ex)
                {}
            }
        }

That would be about it. Adapt and see if it works.