The question seems strange but I am using the DevExpress library and I need to send my own object (a viewmodel) to a controller action via a DevExpress BeginCallback
event.
Basically I have a simple and advance search, the simple search works prefectly as that is only a string value
[ValidateInput(false)]
[Authorize]
public ActionResult DevExpressGridView(string simple, AdvanceSearch adv)
{
ViewData["data"] = simple;
..Search Logic
}
So when the Gridview is populated, I want to double click on a row in order to fetch the item from the database
function CallBack(s, e) {
e.customArgs['simple'] = "@ViewData["data"]";
}
lastly the Gridview Action method
@Html.Action("DevExpressGridView", new { simple = @ViewData["data"] })
But if the user wants to do an AdvanceSearch which is my own ViewModel, how could I send the data back via the callback? If possible at all?
[ValidateInput(false)]
[Authorize]
public ActionResult DevExpressGridView(string simple, AdvanceSearch adv)
{
ViewData["data"] = adv;
// Its my own type so it can't work can it?
}
I would ask the DevExpress support team but I am still getting my license so they won't help until then
Thanks in advance
ViewData
is of type ViewDataDictionary
which implements IDictionary<string,object>
, as you can see from the relevant msdn documentation page . So you can store any type of object in it, although I would personally instead prefer to return a viewmodel in most cases.
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