Ok people, I just found out how it can be solved. Instead of setting the whole object in the Category property, it is necessary to set only the entity key in the reference property So, this is wrong: AcceptVerbs(HttpVerbs. Post) public ActionResult Edit(Car car) { var category = context.Categories.
Where(c => c. Id == car.Category. Id).First(); car.
Category = category; context. UpdateCar(car); context.SaveChanges(); return RedirectToAction("Index"); } And this is the right way: AcceptVerbs(HttpVerbs. Post) public ActionResult Edit(Car car) { var category = context.Categories.
Where(c => c. Id == car.Category. Id).First(); car.
CategoryReference. EntityKey = category. EntityKey; context.
UpdateCar(car); context.SaveChanges(); return RedirectToAction("Index"); }.
Ok people, I just found out how it can be solved. Instead of setting the whole object in the Category property, it is necessary to set only the entity key in the reference property. So, this is wrong: AcceptVerbs(HttpVerbs.
Post) public ActionResult Edit(Car car) { var category = context.Categories. Where(c => c. Id == car.Category.Id).First(); car.
Category = category; context. UpdateCar(car); context.SaveChanges(); return RedirectToAction("Index"); } And this is the right way: AcceptVerbs(HttpVerbs. Post) public ActionResult Edit(Car car) { var category = context.Categories.
Where(c => c. Id == car.Category.Id).First(); car. CategoryReference.
EntityKey = category. EntityKey; context. UpdateCar(car); context.SaveChanges(); return RedirectToAction("Index"); }.
Ok people, I just found out how it can be solved. Instead of setting the whole object in the Category property, it is necessary to set only the entity key in the reference property.
That will have the entity modified on only those properties that you explicitly map. Hope this helps! NET Developer (ASP.NET, MVC, WPF) MCTS .
So I need a solution with I no need to assing just updated fields got from view and rest of unassing fields get it from as it is as per available in previous value. I understand and I have the same problem as you. It can be done by using some value!
=null approach but also, sometimes null is a valid value.
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