Is there any way to get posted files (<input type="file" />) to take part in model binding in ASP.NET MVC without manually looking at the request context in a custom model binder, and without creating a separate action method which only takes a posted file as input?
I would have thought that this would work:
class MyModel {
public HttpPostedFileBase MyFile { get; set; }
public int? OtherProperty { get; set; }
}
<form enctype="multipart/form-data">
<input type="file" name="MyFile" />
<input type="text" name="OtherProperty" />
</form>
public ActionResult Create(MyModel myModel) { ... }
But given the above scenario, MyFile isn't even part of the value provider values in the binding context. (OtherProperty is, of course.) But it works if I do this:
public ActionResult Create(HttpPostedFileBase postedFile, ...) { ... }
So, why does no binding occur when the parameter is a model, and how can I make it work? I have no problem with using a custom model binder, but how can I do this in a custom model binder without looking at Request.Files["MyFile"]?
For consistency, clarity and testability, I'd like my code to provide automatic binding of all properties on a model, including those bound to posted files, without manually inspecting the request context. I am currently testing model binding using the approach Scott Hanselman wrote about.
Or am I going about this in the wrong way? How would you solve this? Or is this not possible by design due to the history of separation between Request.Form and Request.Files?
public ActionResult Create(MyModel myModel, HttpPostedFileBase myModelFile) { }
只要 myModelFile 实际上是 file 输入表单字段的名称,就不需要任何自定义东西。
It turns out the reason is that ValueProviderDictionary only looks in Request.Form, RouteData and Request.QueryString to populate the value provider dictionary in the model binding context. So there's no way for a custom model binder to allow posted files to participate in model binding without inspecting the files collection in the request context directly. This is the closest way I've found to accomplish the same thing:
public ActionResult Create(MyModel myModel, HttpPostedFileBase myModelFile) { }
As long as myModelFile is actually the name of the file input form field, there's no need for any custom stuff.
public class HttpPostedFileBaseModelBinder : IModelBinder {
public ModelBinderResult BindModel(ModelBindingContext bindingContext) {
HttpPostedFileBase theFile =
bindingContext.HttpContext.Request.Files[bindingContext.ModelName];
return new ModelBinderResult(theFile);
}
}
他将其注册在 Global.asax.cs 中,如下所示:
ModelBinders.Binders[typeof(HttpPostedFileBase)] =
new HttpPostedFileBaseModelBinder();
If not, it looks quite simple. This is the model binder he uses:
public class HttpPostedFileBaseModelBinder : IModelBinder {
public ModelBinderResult BindModel(ModelBindingContext bindingContext) {
HttpPostedFileBase theFile =
bindingContext.HttpContext.Request.Files[bindingContext.ModelName];
return new ModelBinderResult(theFile);
}
}
He registers it in Global.asax.cs as follows:
ModelBinders.Binders[typeof(HttpPostedFileBase)] =
new HttpPostedFileBaseModelBinder();
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事实证明,原因是
ValueProviderDictionary
只查找Request.Form
、RouteData
和Request.QueryString
来填充模型绑定上下文中的值提供者字典。 因此,自定义模型绑定程序无法在不直接检查请求上下文中的文件集合的情况下允许发布的文件参与模型绑定。 这是我发现完成同样事情的最接近的方法:只要
myModelFile
实际上是file
输入表单字段的名称,就不需要任何自定义东西。It turns out the reason is that
ValueProviderDictionary
only looks inRequest.Form
,RouteData
andRequest.QueryString
to populate the value provider dictionary in the model binding context. So there's no way for a custom model binder to allow posted files to participate in model binding without inspecting the files collection in the request context directly. This is the closest way I've found to accomplish the same thing:As long as
myModelFile
is actually the name of thefile
input form field, there's no need for any custom stuff.另一种方法是添加一个与输入同名的隐藏字段:
然后 DefaultModelBinder 将看到一个字段并创建正确的绑定器。
Another way is to add a hidden field with the same name as the input:
The DefaultModelBinder will then see a field and create the correct binder.
您是否看过他从 这篇文章 链接到的内容/www.hanselman.com/blog/SplittingDateTimeUnitTestingASPNETMVCCustomModelBinders.aspx" rel="noreferrer">您链接到的(通过 另一个...)?
如果没有,看起来很简单。 这是他使用的模型绑定器:
他将其注册在
Global.asax.cs
中,如下所示:并使用如下所示的表单进行发布:
所有代码都是直接从博客文章中复制的...
Have you looked at this post which he links to from the one you linked to (via another one...)?
If not, it looks quite simple. This is the model binder he uses:
He registers it in
Global.asax.cs
as follows:and posts with a form that looks like this:
All the code is copied straight off the blog post...
您不需要注册自定义绑定器,
HttpPostedFileBase
默认情况下已在框架中注册:它有助于每隔一段时间读一本书,而不是仅仅依赖博客和网络论坛。
You don't need to register a custom binder,
HttpPostedFileBase
is registered by default in the framework:It helps to read a book every once in awhile, instead of relying solely on blogs and web forums.