C#•16mo ago

❔ Why isn't my form being submitted?

As far as I can see, my form is not being submitted because the HabitType is null (there must be something wrong with the section and option tags but I can't tell) Basically, the user is supposed to log their habits through a form which will insert the values into the database. Select and option tags will make the user choose which kind of habit he will log (the HabitLog class contains a HabitType property), the foreach loop will loop through each habit type which exists. The other two ones are for the user to log the date and quantity. Appreciate any help! LogHabit.cshtml: https://pastebin.com/CFusfz41 LogHabit.cshtmlcs: https://pastebin.com/JED3jAMP HabitLog class: https://pastebin.com/CJ1HK88K HabitType class: https://pastebin.com/Ly8Qtg0i

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@page@model MVC.HabitTracker.Pages.LogHabitModel@{}Log a habit

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using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations;namespace MVC.HabitTrac...

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Angius•16mo ago

Any errors? Also, you seem to be inserting everything into the habit_logs table. Shouldn't there be a foreign key to habit_types or some such? I guess we'll never know Cya

XDOP•16mo ago

Angius•16mo ago

                @foreach (var habitType in Model.HabitTypes)
                {
                    <option value="@habitType">@habitType.Name</option>
                }

                @foreach (var habitType in Model.HabitTypes)
                {
                    <option value="@habitType">@habitType.Name</option>
                }

I don't think you have an implicit conversion operator from HabitType to any integer or anything Make sure the generated HTML actually looks correct

XDOP•16mo ago

Angius•16mo ago

Well there's your problem, then

XDOP•16mo ago

I don't get why is the @HabitType being displayed like that though

Angius•16mo ago

Because that's how types are displayed by default As their fully-qualified name That's the default behaviour of ToString() method of the Object class

XDOP•16mo ago

but if it's always the same then it's the same object all the time right?

Angius•16mo ago

So you either need to override that behaviour Or use the ID or something as your value Yes, it's dependent on the type, not the given instance

MODiX•16mo ago

Angius

REPL Result: Success

class Thing{}
var arr = new Thing[]{ new(), new(), new(), new(), new() };
foreach (var a in arr) Console.WriteLine(a);

class Thing{}
var arr = new Thing[]{ new(), new(), new(), new(), new() };
foreach (var a in arr) Console.WriteLine(a);

Console Output

Submission#0+Thing
Submission#0+Thing
Submission#0+Thing
Submission#0+Thing
Submission#0+Thing

Submission#0+Thing
Submission#0+Thing
Submission#0+Thing
Submission#0+Thing
Submission#0+Thing

Compile: 624.743ms | Execution: 53.882ms | React with ❌ to remove this embed.

Angius•16mo ago

As demonstrated

XDOP•16mo ago

what would you advice me to do if I want to select the object (habitType) to use it later like this? tableCmd.CommandText = @$"INSERT INTO habit_logs(ImagePath, Name, UnitOfMeasurement, Date, Quantity) VALUES('{HabitLog.HabitType.ImagePath}', '{HabitLog.HabitType.Name}', '{HabitLog.HabitType.UnitOfMeasurement}', '{HabitLog.Date}', {HabitLog.Quantity})";

Angius•16mo ago

Well, the value of the option should be the thing you will want to use If you were to actually use the "relational" part of "relational database", an ID would be what you want

XDOP•16mo ago

like, selecting the id and then getting the habit through the id with c#?

Angius•16mo ago

Like getting the ID and saving it in the habit, as a foreign key to habit type A classic one-to-many relationship

XDOP•16mo ago

alright, will try bro, thank you for your help and sorry if i have a bit of trouble understanding you, I'm new to razor pages

Angius•16mo ago

This has nothing to do with Razor Pages, but rather with relational databases

XDOP•16mo ago

yeah I'm still a beginner in sql too

Angius•16mo ago

Well, google around, learn about the "relational" part of "relational database", and come back should you have more issues

Accord•16mo ago

Was this issue resolved? If so, run /close - otherwise I will mark this as stale and this post will be archived until there is new activity.

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