Blazor in .NET 8 | Ep17. Form submission and model binding in Blazor SSR

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[RobCodesNY]

Thanks for this but I have a question.If I want to adopt this for an form that would email all the field data to an email address, would this approach work?

[ilFusta]

Instead of using the attribute to bind the server properly to the form submission, would it be possible to keep the property ti the old value and receive the form submission as a function parameter?
This could be useful to avoid adding hidden fields for id and other possibly missing fields in case if partial updates.

[RNPCandCellphoneRepairShop]

Hi man,

In order to display the text when you click edits,

I just need to use data-bind?

[atirah]

if we inject the navigation manager and call it after the submit method is called, blazor is throwing an exception. Why so?
private void Submit()
{
if (currentServer != null)
{
ServersRepository.UpdateServer(currentServer.ServerId, currentServer);

}


}

[antoniosupan]

Yo man, thanks for video, just fix your title of this one