I'm with Mike and others on this. And your code is WAY overly complex. Why you're trying to build dictionaries and bind data in this way is beyond me. It's really simple to do this, but I refuse to help because 1) You jump way to deep into things 2) You way over complicate simple stuff 3) You don't know how to debug your own code and get to the root of the issue 4) See #2 5) There are tons of examples on the interwebs if you'd learn to use a search engine 6) See #2

>Hi everybody,
>
>I have the following EditorFor in the Shared/ EditorTemplates directory:
>
>

><div class="editor-label">
>    @Html.Label((ViewData.ModelMetadata.DisplayName??ViewData.ModelMetadata.PropertyName),
>        new Dictionary<string, object>
>            {
>                { "for", ViewData.ModelMetadata.PropertyName }
>            })
></div>
>
><div class="editor-field">
>    @Html.TextBox("", (object)Model,
>        new Dictionary<string, object>
>            {
>                { "id", ViewData.ModelMetadata.PropertyName },
>                { "name", ViewData.ModelMetadata.PropertyName },
>                { "class", "text-box single-line"},
>                { "data-bind", "value: " + ViewData.ModelMetadata.PropertyName },
>            })
>    @Html.ValidationMessage(ViewData.ModelMetadata.PropertyName,
>        new Dictionary<string, object>
>            {
>                { "data-valmsg-for", ViewData.ModelMetadata.PropertyName }
>            })
></div>
>

>
>If I type ViewData. I don't get any intellisense, unfortunately :( I am wondering, is there a way to find the type of my model property in this code and if it's numeric type, I want to use my special numeric only textbox class (and input type = "number" - HTML5).
>
>I got this idea http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13984602/how-to-make-entry-field-to-allow-numbers-only-using-ef-and-data-annotations and that's what I was thinking yesterday night also myself, but if I can make this EditorFor smarter, I would not need a UIHint.
>
>Do you know if this is a doable idea or I should go with a separate Editor? Also, in case of the later idea, how can I use input type="number" instead of @Html.TextBox
>
>?
>
>Thanks a lot in advance.