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I know this isn't strictly an answer to your question, but since I still want to suggest a plan of action, I'll post it like this rather than in a comment. <hr> Are you sure you want this? If you manage to do this, you will set the label of a field to some value based on its type. This might seem tempting at first glance - you could possibly save yourself some key strokes every here and there. But what happens if you e.g. have a type <code>Address</code> containing some properties for street name, number, zip code etc, and then want the user to fill in the home address and the work address in the same form - how would you label them differently and still use the same type? And even worse - do you really want the same label on all your strings? In order to avoid these two scenarios, you'll need to resort to <code>Html.DisplayFor(m => m.PropertyName, "TemplateName")</code> anyway, which means you'll be in just as sorry a situation as you already are. Furthermore, you'll have at least two places you have to look to find the correct display logic for your label, rather than just one. Remember that there is no absolute requirement to use the <code>LabelFor()</code> helper - you can just as well just roll your own extension method on <code>HtmlHelper</code>, or even ignore them and output plane HTML: <pre><code><label for="Person_HomeAddress">Home address</label>  <%: Html.EditorFor(m => m.HomeAddress) %> </code></pre> Since the <code>EditorFor()</code> outputs an ID matched to the name of the model and property names, you'll be fine.
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1. POIs it possible to I create LabelTemplates for Html.Label and Html.LabelFor() in ASP.NET MVC?
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