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I’m getting values null
on the subject by parameter no controller
of asp.net core
via ajax
Follows the javascript
with the ajax
var ClienteFornecedor = {
Id: "0",
Tipo: $('#selTipoAdicionar').val(),
NomeRazaoSocial: $('#txtNomeRazaoSocialAdicionar').val(),
NomeFantasia: $('#txtNomeFantasiaAdicionar').val(),
CpfCnpj: $('#txtCpfCnpjAdicionar').val(),
Endereco: $('#txtEnderecoAdicionar').val(),
Bairro: $('#txtBairroAdicionar').val(),
Cidade: $('#txtCidadeAdicionar').val(),
Estado: $('#txtEstadoAdicionar').val(),
Cep: $('#txtCEPAdicionar').val(),
Telefone: $('#txtTelefoneAdicionar').val(),
Celular: $('#txtCelularAdicionar').val(),
Ie: $('#txtInscEstadualAdicionar').val(),
Observacao: $('#txtObservacaoAdicionar').val()
};
var dto = JSON.stringify(ClienteFornecedor);
$.ajax({
url: 'ClienteFornecedor/Adicionar',
type: 'POST',
dataType: 'json',
contentType: 'application/json; charset=utf-8',
data: dto,
success: function (result) {
}
}
});
I checked in debug and saw that you are converting correctness into json
, but the problem is that in controller
of the application, the object is arrived with the properties null
Just follow my controller:
public JsonResult Adicionar(ClienteFornecedorDto dto)
{
int res = _appCliFor.Adicionar(dto);
var settings = new JsonSerializerSettings();
return Json(res, settings);
}
The object dto
is coming with the properties null
Confirms that the property names of the Customer object are the same as the Customer.
– Jr. Pacheco
Yes they are the same, the only difference is the Id that is
int
, but I don’t think it interferes. And it’s a class that has inheritance and a method. I don’t know if it interferes.– SM_S
Try as follows: var dto = $.toJSON(Customerssupplier);
– Jr. Pacheco
This method is unique to a bilbiotace that I don’t have.. stringify is converting.. I tested it.
– SM_S
public Jsonresult Add([Frombody]Clientsupplier dto dto) and see if it works!
– Jr. Pacheco
No. Now the object comes completely
null
– SM_S
In addition to from body, add the [Httppost] before the controller declaration and post your DTO to see if it matches the object you’re posting... And when you say everything comes null, what came filled before?
– Leandro Angelo
Also add the Json that is being posted, you can capture by the same browser.
– Leandro Angelo
All that you told me (Httppost and Frombody) worked, but I had to adjust the ajax.
data: JSON.stringify(ClienteFornecedor);
It worked. Thank you very much– SM_S