Issue with using two models in the view in ASP.NET MVC [duplicate]

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Issue with using two models in the view in ASP.NET MVC [duplicate]



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I am trying to use two models in my view, but I am get an error saying that only one model can be used. I get the purpose of why only one model can be used but are there any workarounds so I could use two models in my view. I have listed the code below.



Controller:


/* Parts Method */
public ActionResult Parts()

return View(db.Part.ToList());



View:



@model Inventory_System.Models.Transaction
@model IQueryable



The first model is for connecting to the view model and the second is connecting to a database list from the controller to be displayed. How could I use both of these models in the same view?



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You need to make a ViewModel that contains both things as properties. You can only use one Model in a view
– maccettura
Aug 7 at 19:24





You need to use a a ViewModel as @maccettura already mentioned. Here is an example stackoverflow.com/a/50509915/2946329
– S.Akbari
Aug 7 at 19:25



ViewModel




2 Answers
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You should create a composite model with two properties.



View Model


public class CompositeModel

public Transaction Transaction get;set
public List<Part> ListOfParts get;set



Controller


public ActionResult Parts()

CompositeModel model = new CompositeModel

Transaction = new Transaction();
ListOfParts = db.Part.ToList();
;
return View(model);



View


@model /*Name Space*/.CompositeModel;



I think that is good solution.



You should create a ViewModel that contains your two models


public class ViewModel()

public Inventory_System.Models.Transaction Transaction get;set;
public IQueryable<Inventory_System.Models.Part> Part get;set;


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