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From the introduction:<br />
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&quot;While JavaScript blocks declared inline on the view page can easily consume values from the model...&quot;<br />
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My JavaScript is declared in the MVC3 Razor file thusly:<br />
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@section Scripts<br />
{<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;@Html.Partial(&quot;Parts.Index<wbr />.Scripts&quot;)<wbr /><br />
}<br />
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Does this change anything? I do not relish needing to dig into this JSon project described in the URL you'd attached. Is there an easier way?<br />
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For example, is there a built in Html Helper that can return the Model inside the JavaScript?<br />
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Something similar to...<br />
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function myFunc() {<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;var myVal = @Html.SomeHelper(model =&gt; model.MyValue);<br />
<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; or<br />
<br />
&nbsp; var myVal = @HtmlHelper.SomeHelper(mod<wbr />el =&gt; model.MyValue);<br />
<br />
}<br />
<br />
Thanks.
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From the introduction:

"While JavaScript blocks declared inline on the view page can easily consume values from the model..."

My JavaScript is declared in the MVC3 Razor file thusly:

@section Scripts
{
   @Html.Partial("Parts.Index.Scripts")
}

Does this change anything? I do not relish needing to dig into this JSon project described in the URL you'd attached. Is there an easier way?

For example, is there a built in Html Helper that can return the Model inside the JavaScript?

Something similar to...

function myFunc() {
   var myVal = @Html.SomeHelper(model => model.MyValue);

    or

  var myVal = @HtmlHelper.SomeHelper(model => model.MyValue);

}

Thanks.

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Thanks. Sorry for the delay...
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I see I can use the @ sign to do things like Url.Action(). But how do I reference the properties for the Model that the page is strongy typed to?<br />
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<br />
Thanks.
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I see I can use the @ sign to do things like Url.Action(). But how do I reference the properties for the Model that the page is strongy typed to?


Thanks.

MVC3: How do I reference the model in the JavaScript for a page?

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