Returning a list to strongly typed view using viewbag?

Q is not a customer, but a sequence of customers. Therefore, when you say ViewBag. Customer = q the ViewBag.

Customer property becomes of type IEnumerable.

Q is not a customer, but a sequence of customers. Therefore, when you say ViewBag. Customer = q;, the ViewBag.

Customer property becomes of type IEnumerable, which, quite naturally, does not have a CustomerName property.

I think you can make this a bit better. First - create a new class called a ViewModel. Add this to your models folder, call it for ex.

CustomerSitesViewModel. Cs In it, add a definition for public IEnumerable Customers {get;set;} public IEnumerable CustomerSites {get;set;} Or you can create a ViewModel CustomerSiteViewModel. Cs which contains public Customer CustomerDetails {get;set;} public CustomerSite CustomerSiteDetails {get;set;} You could name the fields Customer and CustomerSite but I didn't do that for demo purposes so you don't get stuck in a recursive loop not realizing which one to call.

Then your view (to view one) is @model CustomerViewViewModel or if you need a list @model IEnumerable This is the preferred way as opposed to ViewBag data. It's strongly typed. Easier to follow, and less error prone.

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