You cannot bind to a collection using a foreach loop. Nor should you be manually generating your html, which in this case would not work because unchecked checkboxes do not post back. Always use the strongly typed html helpers so you get correct 2-way model binding. You have not indicated what you models are, but … Read more
In order to bind to a model on post back, the name attributes of the form controls must match the model properties. Your use of a foreach loop does not generate the correct name attributes. If you inspect the html you will see multiple instances of <input type=”text” name=”item.LeaveType” …/> but in order to bind … Read more
You can use one of this solutions 1) You can use ToString() as fast solution. This method is better from performance pointofview : (u=>string.Equals(u.UsserId.Tostring()),Config.Userid, StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase)) 2) You can parse Guid as another fast solution. This methods is not so good for performance as previous, but in the case of incorrect guid you will be informed … Read more