How Should I Display a List of Items on My Model?

[Matt S.]

So, I was browsing my page's source today, tracking down some other oddity, when I noticed that the properties I'm displaying in a list from my model are all wrapped with a span (cool), and all have an id attribute for the property's name (in this case, not cool). The issue is, it's a list of items, so there are multiple spans with the same ID. How should I be doing this? I see it's the default convention for DisplayFor.

Here is an example of my Spark view. Note, I'm using the overload of DisplayFor that accepts a model object to work on (not the view's model in this case).

<table id="products" class="data">
  <thead>
    <tr>
      <th>Name</th>
      <th>Price</th>
    </tr>
  </thead>
  <tbody>
    <tr each="var product in Model.Products">
      <td><Display model="product" property="Name" /></td>
      <td><Display model="product" property="Price" /></td>
    </tr>
  </tbody>
</table>

Should I be using something other than DisplayFor for this?

[Joshua Arnold]

Have you tried modifying the Display conventions?

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[Matt S.]

No. I'm sure that would work though. I was just curious if I was using it in an unintended way from the norm.

Thanks, Josh!

-Matt