>>Hi everybody,
>>
>>In the top of my code in one method I have this declaration
>>
>>

>>var clients = Db.Clients;

>>
>>I need to pass this object to another method. The method in the prototype application I am looking for has this signature:
>>

>>private JsonResult CreateFlexiJson(IEnumerable<JobPost> items, int page, int total)

>>
>>How can I introduce the same method for my case to be able to pass that clients variable to it?
>>
>>Thanks in advance.
>
>

>private JsonResult CreateFlexiJson(IEnumerable<JobPost> items, int page, int total, ??? clients = null)

No, I need the clients to become IEnumerable in the declaration. E.g. in the sample application I am working with
http://www.s4sme.com/Blog/Post/aspnet-mvc-4-application-with-flexigrid-jquery-ui-and-jquery-validation

he is using Jobs (and he uses XML for repository, I guess for simplicity), but in my case my class is Client, but I only have repository available and I access clients by querying Db.Clients. And I need to figure out how to replace the first parameter in that declaration for my case.

The only solution I was able to implement is

private JsonResult CreateFlexiJson(IEnumerable<Client> items, int page, int total)
        {
            return Json(
                    new
                    {
                        page,
                        total,
                        rows =
                            items
                            .Select(x =>
                                new
                                {
                                    id = x.Id,
                                    // either use GetPropertyList(x) method to get all columns 
                                    cell = new { Id = x.Id, Number = x.Number, Name = x.Name, Contact1 = x.Contact1.Contact ?? String.Empty }
                                })
                    }, JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet);
        }

E.g. I had to bring Objects reference to that project. Don't know if there are any problems with this approach.