I have an Action Usuario that displays user details among other actions that can be performed. I also have a javascript code that needs to part of setting a model property in the javascript variable. Here is the code below:
@model Aprendendo.Asp.Net.Model.Usuario
//Códigos html
<script type="text/javascript">
var idUsuario = @Model.Id;
//Demais códigos
</script>
But that way it is not working. What to do in this situation?
Putting quotation marks around your property, as an example below
@model Aprendendo.Asp.Net.Model.Usuario
//Códigos html
<script type="text/javascript">
var idUsuario = '@Model.Id';
//Demais códigos
</script>
Put the value of the model in a hidden field ( input type="hidden" ) and then assign the value of this hidden field in the JavaScript variable.
Razor Code:
<input type="hidden" id="codigo" value="@Model.Id" />
JavaScript code:
var id = $("#codigo").val();