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C#•2y ago
CoreVisional

Get data from a model and display it as dropdown on client side in Razor

Hi, how do I retrieve data in a database from a model and show it in as my dropdown values in my razor view? For example, I have model called "Block", and I have a model called "ClassroomLocation", then on client side, there's a dropdown with "Block" as selection. But the values I'm not sure how to generate it based on the data stored inside "Block". Do I have to use something called model binding? These two models are also non-relational to each other.
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friedice
friedice•2y ago
So you successfully grabbed the data from backend right Since it's a drop-down probably like a list of block Then yeah bind that
CoreVisional
CoreVisional•2y ago
@friedice Is it the [BindProperty] attribute? If so, which model do I put the "bind" on? I'm assuming it's the "Block" model right?
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