I had the same issue as the OP. From one of the comments, I realized that the second parameter shouldn’t be null, i.e from @model ParentViewModel @Html.Partial(“_Partial”, Model.Child) If Model.Child is null, then Model is passed instead of Model.Child. If there will be cases when the second parameter is null, then you will have to … Read more
Generally, no. View models are intended to provide information to and from views and should be specific to the application, as opposed to the general domain. Controllers should orchestrate interaction with repositories, services (I am making some assumptions of the definition of service here), etc and handle building and validating view models, and also contain … Read more
I create what I call a “ViewModel” for each view. I put them in a folder called ViewModels in my MVC Web project. I name them after the controller and action (or view) they represent. So if I need to pass data to the SignUp view on the Membership controller I create a MembershipSignUpViewModel.cs class … Read more