My point was that the model needs the default (empty) constructor. If you don't specify a constructor at all C# automatically provides one. But as soon as you add a parameterized constructor then you have to explicitly add the empty constructor.as well.....


>You're not required to provide a constructor. If you do create one, then you need to also create a default constructor. I think she discovered that was the problem and she's on to the next issue.
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>>Don't think that's correct. The default modelbinder requires it.
>>AFAIK if you only have a parameterised constructor you would have to replace the ModelBinder.....
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>>Seems like that was Naomi's problem anyway.....