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Jason Hapner
Jason Hapner
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Posted by Jason Hapner
Jason Hapner
5,283 Points

If instead of a ComicBook[] I had opted to use a List<ComicBook>, how would i indicate that in the @model declaration?

If instead of a ComicBook[] I had opted to use a List<ComicBook>, how would i indicate that in the @model declaration? @model ComicBookGallery.Models.List<ComicBook> doesn't work.

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Simon Coates
Simon Coates
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Simon Coates
Simon Coates
8,223 Points

Offhand, I think @model ComicBookGallery.Models.List<ComicBook> would require that List be in the ComicBookGallery namespace. Maybe List<ComicBookGallery.Models.ComicBook> or maybe you might need to specify the list namespace (System.Collections.Generic).

Jason Hapner
Jason Hapner
5,283 Points
Jason Hapner
Jason Hapner
5,283 Points

thanks, I actually was able to work it out, it was @model List<ComicBookGallery.Models.ComicBook>