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Thanks for everyone's help! I realized what I've done. Sadly it's pretty dumb, I apologize in advanced for the run around.

Since I am using GET I am sending the parameters as url query parameters so WebAPI is using the normal ModelBinder to map names and not JSON.NET. I'm not actually sending JSON so this make total sense. This question helped me realize this: Complex type is getting null in a ApiController parameterComplex type is getting null in a ApiController parameter

My choices are create a custom model binder that handles the enum correctly or change to a POST and send the data with JSON.stringify().

Thanks for everyone's help! I realized what I've done. Sadly it's pretty dumb, I apologize in advanced for the run around.

Since I am using GET I am sending the parameters as url query parameters so WebAPI is using the normal ModelBinder to map names and not JSON.NET. I'm not actually sending JSON so this make total sense. This question helped me realize this: Complex type is getting null in a ApiController parameter

My choices are create a custom model binder that handles the enum correctly or change to a POST and send the data with JSON.stringify().

Thanks for everyone's help! I realized what I've done. Sadly it's pretty dumb, I apologize in advanced for the run around.

Since I am using GET I am sending the parameters as url query parameters so WebAPI is using the normal ModelBinder to map names and not JSON.NET. I'm not actually sending JSON so this make total sense. This question helped me realize this: Complex type is getting null in a ApiController parameter

My choices are create a custom model binder that handles the enum correctly or change to a POST and send the data with JSON.stringify().

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Thanks for everyone's help! I realized what I've done. Sadly it's pretty dumb, I apologize in advanced for the run around.

Since I am using GET I am sending the paramsparameters as url query parmsparameters so WebAPI is using the normal ModelBinder to map names and not JSON.NET. I'm not actually sending JSON so this make total sense. This question helped me realize this: Complex type is getting null in a ApiController parameter

My choices are create a custom model binder that handles the enum correctly or change to a POST and send the data with JSON.stringify().

Thanks for everyone's help! I realized what I've done. Sadly it's pretty dumb, I apologize in advanced for the run around.

Since I am using GET I am sending the params as query parms so WebAPI is using the normal ModelBinder to map names and not JSON.NET. I'm not actually sending JSON so this make total sense. This question helped me realize this: Complex type is getting null in a ApiController parameter

My choices are create a custom model binder that handles the enum correctly or change to a POST and send the data with JSON.stringify().

Thanks for everyone's help! I realized what I've done. Sadly it's pretty dumb, I apologize in advanced for the run around.

Since I am using GET I am sending the parameters as url query parameters so WebAPI is using the normal ModelBinder to map names and not JSON.NET. I'm not actually sending JSON so this make total sense. This question helped me realize this: Complex type is getting null in a ApiController parameter

My choices are create a custom model binder that handles the enum correctly or change to a POST and send the data with JSON.stringify().

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Supergibbs
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Thanks for everyone's help! I realized what I've done. Sadly it's pretty dumb, I apologize in advanced for the run around.

Since I am using GET I am sending the params as query parms so WebAPI is using the normal ModelBinder to map names and not JSON.NET. I'm not actually sending JSON so this make total sense. This question helped me realize this: Complex type is getting null in a ApiController parameter

My choices are create a custom model binder that handles the enum correctly or change to a POST and send the data with JSON.stringify().