[最佳答案] View Model - CreateResourceViewModel.cs: public class CreateResourceViewModel { public Resource Resource { get; set; } public ICollection<ResourceType> ResourceTypes { get; set; } } Controller (ResourceController.cs): [HttpGet] public ActionResult Create() { var dbContext = new ResourceDbContext(); var model = new CreateResourceViewModel { Resource = new Resource(), ResourceTypes = dbContext.ResourceTypes.ToList() }; return View(model); } [HttpPost] public ActionResult Create(CreateResour

[最佳答案] The answer is actually quite complex. Basically the InsertHtmlAction is just not good enough by itself. You need a lot of work and logic to get to a working list action. It requires a lot of logic! So you definitely have to override the Action class. Basically the parameters of the InsertHtmlAction will change depending on where in the html code you are. That being said, I studied several open source solutions to get a better understanding for what was all involved. Many long hours later (and m

[最佳答案] After reading your requirements and the answers and comments here I think merula's solution or something similar is the only pure Statemachine solution. As has been noted to make the Parallel State fire the finished() signal all the disabled states have to be final states, but this is not really what they should be as someone could uncheck one of the checkboxes and then you would have to move away from the final state. You can't do that as FinalState does not accept any transitions. The using t