public ActionResult SaveUser3(String UserName, String Company, String Login, String Password, List <Address> UserAddresses)
{
MoreComplexUserDTO user = new MoreComplexUserDTO();
user.UserName = UserName; //Extract data from FormCollection by providing field 'name'
user.Company = Company;
user.Login = Login;
user.Password = Password;
user.UserAddresses = UserAddresses;
ViewBag.Msg = GetMessage(user);
return(View("Create3"));
}
public ActionResult SaveUser2(FormCollection values)
{
MoreComplexUserDTO user = new MoreComplexUserDTO();
user.UserName = values["UserName"]; //Extract data from FormCollection by providing field 'name'
user.Company = values["Company"];
user.Login = values["Login"];
user.Password = values["Password"];
user.UserAddresses = new List <Address>();
/*-------------
* Here we need some mechanism to parse complex objects arrays to load into our List
* We can check every key and see which keys are of 'User Address' type
*/
ViewBag.Msg = GetMessage(user);
return(View("Create2"));
}
private String GetMessage(MoreComplexUserDTO user)
{
return(String.Format("UserName:'******',Company:'{1}',Login:'******',Password:'******'", user.UserName, user.Company, user.Login, user.Password));
}
public ActionResult SaveUser6(MoreComplexUserDTO user)
{
ViewBag.Msg = GetMessage(user);
return(View("Create6"));
}
public ActionResult SaveUser5(MoreComplexUserDTO user, List <EducationInfo> Edu, List <String> hobbies)
{
ViewBag.Msg = GetMessage(user);
return(View("Create5"));
}