I believe this question applies to any of the \"For\" Html helpers, but my specific problem is using CheckBoxFor...
I have a model that is of type IEnumerable, where
I guess you had problems because this didn't work
<%=Html.CheckBoxFor(access) %>
and this didn't work either
<%=Html.CheckBoxFor(access=>access.HasAccess) %>
but this should work
<%=Html.CheckBoxFor(x=>access.HasAccess) %>
I found the answer by using a blog post by Steve Sanderson at http://blog.stevensanderson.com/2010/01/28/editing-a-variable-length-list-aspnet-mvc-2-style/
Using "Html.BeginCollectionItem" worked in my situation.
I created an EditorTemplate for rights (in my example). Then added Steve's BeginCollectionItem to that template. I called the template using Html.RenderPartial as suggested in Steve's blog.
I wanted to use Html.EditorFor(m => m.item), but that doesn't work because item is in the ForEach and not in the model. Could EditorFor be used in this case?