I have this in my viewModel.
public IEnumerable<TeamDto> Teams { get; set; }
And, in my view:
<input name="Teams" id="Teams" [email protected] />
How do I access the team list in jQuery?
var data2 = $("#Teams")??
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Use the below code on the same cshtml page in end of page.
@{
IEnumerable<TeamDto> loRes = new IEnumerable<TeamDto>();
loRes = Model.Teams;
<script>
console.log('@loRes.FirstOrDefault().fiedlName');
</script>
}
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You access the value of an input by using the val() method. You can also set the value with val('your value')
var data2 = $("#Teams").val();
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Mah
I already tried that but it doesn't work. when I add.val() , it gives me :"System.Collections.Generic.List`1[Rype.Teams.Dto.TeamDto]" I can't see the list
Josh Bonnick
I'm not quite sure what your trying to achieve here. The
val function will return the inputs value but you need to consider what format it's in, possibly JSON.parse (or the jQuery equivalent) it to get data JavaScript can use.Josh Bonnick
Sorry, I read than as an error message not the actual value.... you need to get
@Model.Teams to output in json, which I don't know how to do. But I believe that's your issue with accessing the object from javascript.