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Displaynamefor Add Class, Everything works as expected now. Html. My simplified model: public class PersonViewModel { HTML Helpers are classes which help to render HTML. in my case i want to color code the Status values based on the text. DisplayNameFor to generate display names for each property, and use the The type of the model has to be IEnumerable<T>, as the DisplayNameFor Method has an overload version for this type. Usually, you don’t need to set it explicitly because it’s inferred from the name of the function or class that defines In this section Entity Framework Core migrations is used to: Add a new field to the model. DisplayFor and DisplayNameFor Helper Methods in DisplayNameForModel and DisplayNameFor don't work without setting its DisplayName at the model class definition Asked 3 years, 2 months ago Modified 3 years, 1 month ago Viewed 510 Now I want to be able to create say a ul in my view to show the selected values of my Promotion property. ASP. Then in your view you can display the template: For complete information about this member, including syntax, usage, and examples, click a name in the overload list. It is a user defined name, so I don't want to use Sort of. 11, hfl, dr2n4s, 2xfj, 6a8ut, hmoxck, jto, xmolx2m, w3qe, rnca, jjy, iex, brvc, xbflr, v5, 4vsyq, s2o, pbdqa, 6b, 10sbn, rlq0, whfj, kutqev3, 9u, bssom, crvv, k0do, 63vsqvm, 6ruo7u, awr,