ASP. NET MVC submit list to background no data received

Brother Fall you have found the answer when you read this article.

I have wasted my afternoon off on the point of solving this problem. So you should give me a praise!!!

No nonsense. On the code:

Entity (Model)

[Serializable] Public Partial classDictionarys {#regionModel Public stringID {Set; Get; }        /// <summary>        ///         /// </summary>         Public stringParentID {Set; Get; }        /// <summary>        ///         /// </summary>         Public stringText {Set; Get; }        /// <summary>        ///         /// </summary>         Public stringValue {Set; Get; }        /// <summary>        ///         /// </summary>         Public stringOrderindex {Set; Get; }        /// <summary>        ///         /// </summary>         Public BOOLIsSystem {Set; Get; }        /// <summary>        ///         /// </summary>         Public BOOLIsdel {Set; Get; }        /// <summary>        ///         /// </summary>         PublicDateTime Createtime {Set; Get; }        /// <summary>        ///         /// </summary>         PublicDateTime UpdateTime {Set; Get; }        #endregionModel    }    

Controllers the code is as follows:

 PublicActionResult Test1 () {List<DapperTemplate.Model.dictionarys> List1 =NewList<dappertemplate.model.dictionarys>(); inti =0;  while(I <5) {List1. ADD (NewDapperTemplate.Model.dictionarys () {ID=Guid.NewGuid (). ToString (), Text="Project"+I, Value="Project"+I, ParentID="0000-0000-0000-0000-0000", Orderindex=i.tostring (), IsSystem=false, Isdel=false, Createtime=DateTime.Now, UpdateTime=DateTime.Now,}); I++; }            returnView (List1); }    

View the code is as follows:

@model List<dappertemplate.model.dictionarys><form action="/dictionarys/test"Method="Post"Id="Form1">@for (inti =0; i < Model.count; i++)        {            <div>@Html. Raw (string. Format ("<input type= ' text ' name= ' list[{0}].id ' value= ' {1} '/>", i.ToString (), model[i].id)) @Html. Raw (string. Format ("<input type= ' text ' name= ' list[{0}].text ' value= ' {1} '/>", i.ToString (), Model[i].text)) @Html. Raw (string. Format ("<input type= ' text ' name= ' list[{0}].value ' value= ' {1} '/>", i.ToString (), Model[i].value)) </div>        }        <input type="Submit"Value="Submit"/></form>

<input type= "button" value= "Submit" id= "Button1"/>

Click Submit to monitor Chrome traffic found below:

Found a trick. This is the law of Jiangzi:

list[0]. PropertyName

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list[1]. PropertyName

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list[2]. PropertyName

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Then I use jquery ajax to submit a data comparison of the parameter format.

JavaScript The code is as follows:

varQueryparams = {                    "List": [                        {                            "id": "0001",                            "Text": "0001",                            "Value": "0001",                            "ParentID": "0001",                            "Text": "0001",                            "Orderindex": "0001",                            "IsSystem": 0,                            "Isdel": 0,                            "Createtime": "2018-04-22 20:21:00",                            "UpdateTime": "2018-04-22 20:21:00"                        }, {                            "id": "0002",                            "Text": "0002",                            "Value": "0002",                            "ParentID": "0002",                            "Text": "0002",                            "Orderindex": "0002",                            "IsSystem": 0,                            "Isdel": 0,                            "Createtime": "2018-04-22 20:21:00",                            "UpdateTime": "2018-04-22 20:21:00"                        }, {                            "id": "0003",                            "Text": "0003",                            "Value": "0003",                            "ParentID": "0003",                            "Text": "0003",                            "Orderindex": "0003",                            "IsSystem": 0,                            "Isdel": 0,                            "Createtime": "2018-04-22 20:21:00",                            "UpdateTime": "2018-04-22 20:21:00"                        }, {                            "id": "0004",                            "Text": "0004",                            "Value": "0004",                            "ParentID": "0004",                            "Text": "0004",                            "Orderindex": "0004",                            "IsSystem": 0,                            "Isdel": 0,                            "Createtime": "2018-04-22 20:21:00",                            "UpdateTime": "2018-04-22 20:21:00"                        }, {                            "id": "0005",                            "Text": "0005",                            "Value": "0005",                            "ParentID": "0005",                            "Text": "0005",                            "Orderindex": "0005",                            "IsSystem": 0,                            "Isdel": 0,                            "Createtime": "2018-04-22 20:21:00",                            "UpdateTime": "2018-04-22 20:21:00"}]} $.ajax ({ Type:"POST", DataType:"JSON", URL:"/dictionarys/test", Traditional:false, Data:queryparams, success:function(response) {Alert (json.stringify (response)); }                });

Click Submit to monitor chrome traffic found below

Found a trick. This is the law of Jiangzi:

list[0][PropertyName]

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list[1][PropertyName]

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list[2][PropertyName]

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It turns out there's a ghost here.

list[2]. PropertyName and the list[2][PropertyName]

The music is ringing!

We're not the same!

We're not the same!

We're not the same!

fuck jquery serialization Commit This is the ghost, I am also very desperate Ah!!!

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JavaScript The code is as follows:

functionParseParam (param, key) {varParamstr = ' 'if(paraminstanceofString | | Paraminstanceofnumber | | ParaminstanceofBoolean) {Paramstr+ = ' & ' + key + ' = ' +encodeuricomponent (param)}Else{$.each (param,function(i, p) {if(p = =NULL|| p = =undefined)return true            varK = Key = =NULL? I:key + (paraminstanceofArray? ' [' + i + '] ': '. ' +i) Paramstr+ = ' & ' + ParseParam ( This, K)}) }    returnPARAMSTR.SUBSTR (1)}

The call is as follows:

$.ajax ({                    "POST",                    "JSON"                    , "/dictionarys/test",                    false  ,                    parseparam (queryparams),                    function  (response) {                        alert ( Json.stringify (response));                    }                );

Well, you can play happily!!!

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ASP. NET MVC submit list to background no data received