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[DataType] and [DisplayFormat] ignored when choosing @Html.Display() and @Html.Editor() templates
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ModelMetadata.DataTypeName based on attributes[DataType] and [DisplayFormat] ignored when choosing @Html.Display() and @Html.Editor() templates
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Need to set Between this bug and #963, only a few of the default templates get chosen automatically -- based just on the model's |
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- helps MVC helpers like `@Html.EditorFor()` select the correct template - #933 nit: - add XML doc for `DataTypeName` in base `ModelMetadata` - an -> a in an adjacent XML comment in `CachedDataAnnotationsModelMetadata`
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- helps MVC helpers like `@Html.EditorFor()` select the correct template - #933 nit: add XML doc for `DataTypeName` in base `ModelMetadata`
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- helps MVC helpers like `@Html.EditorFor()` select the correct template - #933 nit: add XML doc for `DataTypeName` in base `ModelMetadata`
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Fixed in commit a5600a7 |
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This is a functional gap compared with MVC 5.2. For example it leads to incorrect templates for
@Html.Display()and@Html.Editor().The current implementation of
CachedModelMetadata<TPrototypeCache>does not override theDataTypeNameproperty as it should. Value should be based on[DataType]or (for the special case of the"html"choice)[DisplayFormat]attributes in the model.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: