I have a model with enum
public enum Gender
{
Male,
Female,
Unspecified
}
public class FooClass
{
public Gender UserGender {set; get;}
}
Since this one Gendercan be used in other classes, I would like to create an EditorTemplate for it and ask the editor in the create / edit view:
@Html.EditorFor(model => model.UserGender)
After that I created a partial view located at Views/Shared/EditorTemplates/Gender.cshtml. In the template, I added something just for testing, for example:
@model TestProject.Models.Entity.Gender
@Html.TextBox("")
or
@model TestProject.Models.Entity.Gender
Hello...
but all I get is an Exception:
The model element passed to the dictionary is null, but this dictionary requires an element with a nonzero model of type "TestProject.Models.Entity.Gender".
Is this how the editor templates work or is it completely disabled?
change
If I delete the template file ( Gender.cshtml), I get the text box as an editor and no exception is thrown.
, Create, . return View();