I have been trying to think of the best way to do this and I can't come up with what I believe to be an appropriate solution. Essentially I have the following:
Base Class Animal
Derived Class Dog : Animal
Derived Class Bird : Animal
Now on my page, I have bindings that always will occur in the Base class BUT there are scenarios where there are bindings on the page for the derived objects. This Base class is also the parameter for the page to load as of right now so I'm not too sure of the best approach here. It would look like something below.
[Parameter] Animal Animal {get; set;}
Then on the page I do the binding like such:
<input text=@bind-Value=@Animal.Name/>
My question is how would I add it such that I can map the derived objects properties if the base class grabbed is that of the type of the derived?
Something along the lines of if the animal was a bird, I can also bind the properties like such:
public class Animal
{
public string Name {get; set;}
}
public class Bird : Animal
{
public string Wing {get; set;}
}
<input text=@bind-Value=@Animal.Name/>
<input text=@bind-Value=@Animal.Wing/>
Is something like this possible or am I not appropriately structuring my classes? Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
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