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I am doing some work with .Net 4, MVC 3 and jQuery v1.5 I have a JSON object that can change depending on which page is calling it. I'd like to pass the object to a controller. { id: 1, title: "Some text", category: "test" } I understand that if I create a custom model such as [Serializable] public class myObject { public int id { get; set; } public string title { get; set; } public string category { get; set; } } and use this in my controller such as public void DoSomething(myObject data) { // do something } and pass the object using jQuery's .ajax method like this: $.ajax({ type: "POST", url: "/controller/method", myjsonobject, dataType: "json", traditional: true }); This works fine, my JSON object is mapped to my C# object. What I'd like to do is pass through a JSON object that's likely to change. When it changes I don't want to have to add items to my C# model each time the JSON object changes. Is this actually possible? I tried mapping objects to a Dictionary but the value of data would just end up being null. Thanks
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