c# - Getting List of table and saving it to another table -


so got rows , data table using jquery , ajax: 

$("#btncopy").on("click", function () {     //if ($tblrows.length !== 0) {         var $tblrows = $("#tablerows>tr");         var maindata = {};         var detaildata = [];           $.each($tblrows, function (index, elem) {             maindata.id = $(elem).find(".id").html();             maindata.name = $(elem).find(".name").html();             maindata.organization = $(elem).find(".organization").html();             maindata.role_of = $(elem).find(".role_of").html();             maindata.addedby = $(elem).find(".addedby").html();             maindata.addedbyorg = $(elem).find(".addedbyorg").html();             maindata.dated = $(elem).find(".dated").html();             maindata.status_of = $(elem).find(".status_of").html();             console.log(elem);             detaildata.push(maindata);             maindata = {};           });         $.ajax({             contenttype: 'application/json; charset=utf-8',             datatype: 'json',             type: 'post',             url: 'employeeaddnew',             data: json.stringify({ detaildata: detaildata }),             success: function (data) {              },             failure: function (response) {                 $('#result').html(response);             }         });   //  }  });

i getting data controller in object:

this data im getting table (sorry using mac wasn't able take screenshot)

the question how save table i'm stuck, have no idea go here i'm new mvc , i'm still learning. how save table?

to save on table, create instance of object, populate properties list, add dbcontext, save (assuming organization table or class):

foreach (var item in detaildata) {     organization obj = new organization()     {         addedby = item.addedby,         organization = item.organization         //populate other properties here.     }      _dbcontext.organization.add(obj);     _dbcontext.savechanges(); }

take note saving different updating. if want update, remove add functionality, update property call savechanges.


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