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it sounds like your models are doing something clever.

Can you show me the code for your two models as well please? Thanks, Allan

even though the original model I used (from generator)

response = new Editor(db, "staff") .Model() .Field(new Field("start_date") .Validator(Validation.DateFormat( Format.DATE_ISO_8601,

not smart enough to model the structure? Or is

I've removed {get; set;} from the model and create custom string fields to read the data from de db. Thanks.

Sorry, wrong model posted before. This is the one... const settingsModel = mongoose.model("company-settings", { "_id": { "$oid": String }, "variationCategories": [ { "variationCategoryDesc": String, "defaultOption": String } ], "variationIdPrefix": String, "variationIdSeed": String, "variationPaidRetentionPeriodMonths": Number, "variationPaidImageRetentionPeriodMonths": Number, "variationCancelledRetentionPeriodMonths": Number, "variationCancelledImageRetentionPeriodMonths": Number });

have value ranges. Data Model: This part of the

table is reproduced below @model IEnumerable<MtoEstimator.Entities.DIM_PROJECT> @{ ViewBag.Title = "Index"; Layout

Save.cshtml: @model Test2.Models.Employee <h2>Save</h2> @using (Html.BeginForm("save",