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I have several Models defined such as RescueFormsAdministration.<wbr />Models.Acc<wbr />ount that I have given the name AccountModel and a wrapper Model RescueFormsAdministration.<wbr />Models.Cre<wbr />ateAccount<wbr />ViewModel that contains the Account and other Models in order to pass it to one View. This works until I run it and then I get the error below:<br />
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&quot;The model item passed into the dictionary is of type 'RescueFormsAdministration<wbr />.Models.Ac<wbr />count', but this dictionary requires a model item of type 'RescueFormsAdministration<wbr />.Models.Cr<wbr />eateAccoun<wbr />tViewModel<wbr />'. &quot;<br />
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Does anyone know how to fix the problem?
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I have several Models defined such as RescueFormsAdministration.Models.Account that I have given the name AccountModel and a wrapper Model RescueFormsAdministration.Models.CreateAccountViewModel that contains the Account and other Models in order to pass it to one View. This works until I run it and then I get the error below:
 
"The model item passed into the dictionary is of type 'RescueFormsAdministration.Models.Account', but this dictionary requires a model item of type 'RescueFormsAdministration.Models.CreateAccountViewModel'. "

Does anyone know how to fix the problem?

MVC 4: Several Models in one Model causing an error

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