How To Send Mutiple Class Objects From One Controller To Another Controller In Asp.net MVC4

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public ActionResult Create()
        {
            List<Gallery> gallist = db.galleries.ToList();
            return View(gallist);
        }

In this Im sending gallery class object(i.e; gallist)from controller to view.
If i want to send two class objects? from controller to view.i.e;

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public ActionResult Create()
        {
            List&lt;Gallery&gt; gallist = db.galleries.ToList();
            List&lt;Docs&gt; doclist= db.documents.ToList();
            return View(gallist,doclist);
        }

Actually its impossible.How i can achieve it?(with out using viewbag,viewdata,tempdata)

Posted 26-Jan-14 18:22pm

Ajay_Babu

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JoCodes · Answer 1 · 2014-01-26T18:30:00

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If i want to send two class objects? from controller to view

You can use ViewModel to pass multiple Models to View.

And , Of-course you can try other ways too.

Refer the below link which will be helpful .

Using Multiple Models in a View in ASP.NET MVC 4[^]

Posted 26-Jan-14 18:30pm

JoCodes