I read in some older threads that scaffolding did not support (display or edit) complex types. I'm using Entity Framework Code First DbContext and it still seems to be the case. The older posts mentioned some fairly complicated fixes which I fear would
be beyond my skill level.
Are the solutions to this still fairly complicated? Is there hope for an update supporting this?
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wgcampbell, this is still the case and I have not heard of any plans to correct this. I don't use Complex Types myself and so have not looked into it myself but I imagin they are still the same.
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Jul 10, 2013 10:51 PM|wgcampbell|LINK
I read in some older threads that scaffolding did not support (display or edit) complex types. I'm using Entity Framework Code First DbContext and it still seems to be the case. The older posts mentioned some fairly complicated fixes which I fear would be beyond my skill level.
Are the solutions to this still fairly complicated? Is there hope for an update supporting this?
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Re: Complex Types
Jul 11, 2013 08:16 AM|sjnaughton|LINK
Hi wgcampbell, this is still the case and I have not heard of any plans to correct this. I don't use Complex Types myself and so have not looked into it myself but I imagin they are still the same.
Always seeking an elegant solution.