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Asked: 2026-05-25T11:15:16+00:00

I can call the controller but the argument (string) is always null. All the

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I can call the controller but the argument (string) is always null.

All the examples I have found name the controller argument the same as the property we are validating remotely, sounds good/easy, but if you look at fiddler what is really being passed in is the name attribute from the input statement. Well that is problematic in that it is a subscripted name something like Person.EMailAddresses[0].Address, well I can’t name my controller parameter like that.

So how do I get around this? There must be a way to specify the controllers parameter name in the remote() attribute?

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  1. Editorial Team

    It cannot be done using the default RemoteAttribute. This is a link to an example I posted of a reusable remote validation attribute, where you can specify the name of the controller, action and the name of the variable used to pass the value to the action.

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