Why can't I pass in html attributes to EditorFor()? eg; <%= Html.EditorFor(model => model.Control.PeriodType, new { disabled = "…
html asp.net-mvc editorforI'm using the DataType.Date attribute on my model and an EditorFor in my view. This is working fine in …
asp.net-mvc asp.net-mvc-4 editorforI want to make readOnly with EditorFor in edit page. I tried to put readonly and disabled as: <div …
asp.net-mvc-3 readonly editorforIs there a way to write the Html5 placeholder using @Html.EditorFor, or should I just use the TextBoxFor extension …
asp.net-mvc html editorforCan I set the width of an EditorFor control on my View? I have set a few parameters: [Required, DisplayName("…
c# asp.net-mvc-2 editorforHow can I set a default value in my editorboxes so that in case I don't write anything in the …
asp.net-mvc razor editorforthis may be kind of general but i want to limit the number of character inpit in an editorfor field. @…
asp.net-mvc asp.net-mvc-3 editorforI'm trying to create an EditorFor() for a List of a Complex Type. Specifically the "Options" below should get displayed …
c# asp.net-mvc asp.net-mvc-4 razor editorforCurrently I am using a Html.EditorFor control in a default 'Create' View page like this. <%: Html.EditorFor(model =&…
asp.net-mvc drop-down-menu html-helper editorforGiven this model, is it possible to use the Html.EditorFor() to render a file upload input element to the …
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