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What I've become curious about is where the LogOnModel is instantiated. <br />
I see the other Action with two params, but I'm testing with another app I've got with an older scaffold/mvc framework and the param-less one is still instantiating the LogOnModel.<br />
Is it instantiated in the pipeline before it reaches the controller?
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What I've become curious about is where the LogOnModel is instantiated.
I see the other Action with two params, but I'm testing with another app I've got with an older scaffold/mvc framework and the param-less one is still instantiating the LogOnModel.
Is it instantiated in the pipeline before it reaches the controller?

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I'm using MVC 4, and I have hacked the logon/account stuff a bit to implement the old forms login, but all of a sudden the LogonModel seems to be null, or rather the line <br />

<pre><code id="code-10-28412203-1">@Html.TextBoxFor(m =&gt; m.UserName, new { @class = &quot;form-control notAsTall&quot; })</code></pre>
is throwing a null exception.<br />
Its made me question where the LogonModel was getting instantiated anyway as the controller (out-of-the-box) just returns View()
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I'm using MVC 4, and I have hacked the logon/account stuff a bit to implement the old forms login, but all of a sudden the LogonModel seems to be null, or rather the line 
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is throwing a null exception.
Its made me question where the LogonModel was getting instantiated anyway as the controller (out-of-the-box) just returns View()

LogonModel Question

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