Html.RadioButton
does not take (string, SelectList)
arguments, so I suppose the blank list is expected ;)
You could 1)
Use a foreach
over your radio button values in your model and use the Html.RadioButton(string, Object)
overload to iterate your values
// Options could be a List<string> or other appropriate
// data type for your Feature.Name
@foreach(var myValue in Model.Options) {
@Html.RadioButton("nameOfList", myValue)
}
or 2)
Write your own helper method for the list--might look something like this (I've never written one like this, so your mileage may vary)
public static MvcHtmlString RadioButtonList(this HtmlHelper helper,
string NameOfList, List<string> RadioOptions) {
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
// put a similar foreach here
foreach(var myOption in RadioOptions) {
sb.Append(helper.RadioButton(NameOfList, myOption));
}
return new MvcHtmlString(sb.ToString());
}
And then call your new helper in your view like (assuming Model.Options is still List or other appropriate data type)
@Html.RadioButtonList("nameOfList", Model.Options)
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