I use my data store to keep track of the proper index but again, this could come from anywhere and if you added the IsNew property, you'll be able to add the new (and not-deleted) records to your store on submit instead. So we tell it where we are with the HtmlFieldPrefix field. If we just return the template with only the section passed in, it won't know it's part of a larger collection and won't generate the names appropriately. Since we're returning a partial view it doesn't have the context of parent model. You could instead track the number of new requests in another way - just be sure it increments each time you click the Add Section link. I add that new Section to my data store (FakedData). I just wanted a convenient way of seeing what's been added and deleted in my POST method coming up. I added a second new property IsNew but I don't actually do anything with it at the moment. Okay, so what are we seeing? First, I create a new Section object since I'm going to need it for the EditorTemplate to render. Return PartialView("~/Views/Home/EditorTemplates/Section.cshtml", section) My real situation is this: View (var i = 0 i =>, new ]", -1) Is there a way to extend the ASP.NET MVC ModelBinder for binding arrays with no indexes or a workaround to deal with this? EDITĪfter trying your answers I arrive to the conclusion that the example I've posted is not useful to my purposes. The three lady warriors risk everything to challenge this corrupt empire. If I use client side code to remove or add items to the array, I have to write code to re-index the HTML array. A mysterious woman trains a trio of girls to take revenge on a criminal gang that abuses females. If I send the first HTML, data will be null in the Action. Public ActionResult SomeAction(string data) In ASP.NET MVC the model binder conventions forces me to put indexes in the HTML, so the controller can receive the array. NOTE! iSubtitle is not a subtitle file authoring application.In PHP, I can receive this array like: $array = $_POST NOTE! iSubtitle cannot add subtitles to movies or tv-shows purchased or rented in the iTunes store due to DRM protection. Please use the Feedback feature in the app if you are having issues and I will get back to you!.Works like a charm with macOS Catalina and Big Sur. Hardware decoded playback on the GPU for H.264 and H.265 video tracks in any container. Watch subtitled movies in fullscreen without leaving the application. Save inline directly to the source file if it's already in a compatible mp4/m4v format. Smart export will only re-encode your movie if really needed for it to play on your device. Batch re-encode movies within the application to support your target device or application. Create chapter markers automatically or manually. Sync individual subtitle tracks in real-time using the time offset stepper. Matroska subtitles, like ssa/ass and srt, are automatically converted to soft subtitle tracks on import. Supports all major subtitle file formats like SubRip (.srt), SubViewer 1 & 2 (.sub), SubStation Alpha (.ssa/.ass), Spruce (.stl), iTunes Timed Text (.itt) and WebVTT (.vtt). Supports pass through for H.264 and H.265 video tracks and AC3 and AAC audio tracks, ie no encoding needed = fast! Supports encoding in AVC, aka H.264 and HEVC, aka H.265. Supports all Apple devices like the iPod, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV and Mac. Perfect integration with your iTunes library or the TV app on macOS Catalina/Big Sur. Complete support for multiple languages in the same file. Subtitles can be turned on/off using the interface of the device or application. Add soft, non-destructive subtitle tracks, that won't change or alter the original movie. The export and metadata tagging is fully automated so you don't need to tweak a lot of parameters to get your movie into iTunes with beautiful tagging and artwork. There are support for multiple languages in the same movie file and you can even switch language on the fly as you watch. Subtitles are always displayed at the best quality your device can perform. Subscene Subscene is fast, comprehensive, and always kept up-to-date with subtitles for the latest films and TV episodes. Weve compiled a list of some of the best subtitle sources on the web. The subtitle tracks are resolution independent and rendered in real-time as you watch the movie. There are plenty of sites that let you download subtitles for specific movies and TV shows for free. ISubtitle takes full advantage of Apple's soft subtitle technology. The perfect companion app for your iTunes library and all your Apple devices, like the iPhone, iPad, iPod, Apple TV and Mac. Inject subtitle tracks, chapter markers and metadata into your movies and TV-shows.
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