There is a strictly typed TestView view. The view model class contains an ID and a few more properties. Up to the transfer of the ViewModel to the presentation, the ID has one value (5 for example), but as a result, a field with a different value (10) is generated. I can not understand what's wrong.

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Here is a description of the problem.

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/simonince/archive/2010/05/05/asp-net-mvc-s-html-helpers-render-the-wrong-value.aspx

You need to do ModelState.Clear () ;