2 ways MVC uses jquery to pass model to a controller from a view

http://blog.csdn.net/make1828/article/details/29846003

Using System.componentmodel.dataannotations;namespace mvcapplication1.models{public    class Movie    {        public  int Id {get; set;}        [Required (errormessage = "required")]        public string Title {get; set;}}    }

In HomeController, an action is used to display a strongly typed view, one to receive the model passed from the view.

Using system.web.mvc;using mvcapplication1.models;namespace mvcapplication1.controllers{public    class Homecontroller:controller    {public        actionresult Index ()        {            return View (New Movie ());        }        Public ActionResult Addmovie (movie movie)        {            return Json (new {msg = "OK"});        }    }

Method One: Through the Serialize () method of jquery

@model mvcapplication1.models.movie@{viewbag.title = "Index"; Layout = "~/views/shared/_layout.cshtml";} 
Method two: Using JQuery's Json.stringify () method to convert an anonymous object to JSON
$ (function () {            $ (' #addMovie '). Click (function (e) {                e.preventdefault ();                if ($ (' #addForm '). Valid ()) {                    addmovie ();                }            );        });        function Addmovie () {            var movie = {                "Title": $ (' #Title '). Val ()            };            $.ajax ({                URL: ' @Url. Action ("Addmovie", "Home") ',                data:JSON.stringify (movie),                type: ' POST ',                ContentType: ' Application/json;charset=utf-8 ',                success:function (data) {                    if (data.msg = = ' OK ') {                        alert (' submit success ');}}            );        }
 MVC uses jquery to pass Model 2 ways from view to controller