Pass the same model to multiple views within the same controller
By: Niraj in Asp.net Tutorials on 2023-06-01
To pass the same model to multiple views within the same controller, you can make use of the ViewBag property or strongly typed views.
Using ViewBag:
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In the controller action where you have the model, set it to the
ViewBagproperty:ViewBag.CustomerSettingsModel = customerSettingsModel;
- In the views within the same controller, access the model from the
ViewBagproperty:var customerSettingsModel = ViewBag.CustomerSettingsModel as CustomerSettingsModel; // Use the customerSettingsModel in the view
Using strongly typed views:
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In the controller action, pass the model as a parameter to the view:
return View(customerSettingsModel);
- In the view file, specify the model type at the top of the file:
@model CustomerSettingsModel
- Access the model directly in the view using the
Modelproperty:var customerSettingsModel = Model; // Use the customerSettingsModel in the view
By following either of these approaches, you can access the same model across multiple views within the same controller. Choose the approach that suits your needs and preferences.
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