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Can I create an attribute that will let me modify the value of it in my ASP.NET MVC Model? It relates to this question below where ‘%’ is being sent to the database, but I would like a generic way to escape certain characters with the data comes from the UI. I know you can validate properties, but can you modify them on the SET?
MySQL and LIKE comparison with %
[Clean]
public string FirstName { get; set; }
[Clean]
public string LastName{ get; set; }
Does this have a lot of value over just calling a clean method in the setter for each property? I worry that even if this were possible, it would introduce a lot of complexity depending on what the expected behavior was.
My suggestion is to just make a function and call it from the setter instead.