I have some buttons that are being dynamically added to an asp.net page. However the onclick event is not being fired. Here is the code for it being added and it is ran when the page loads. I am very new to ASP.NET so I am sure I am making some basic errors. TIA. protected … Read more
I am retrieving data from a SQL table so I can display the result on the page as a HTML table. Later I need to be able to save that table as a CSV file.
I’m just trying to get my head around relationship between webapi, webhost (iis) and owin. I’ll write down my current understanding, and I ask you to tell me if it is correct or not.
I created a gridview using Telerik asp.net/ajax controls and when I run the app locally the grid works fine but when pushed to my server I get the same error for all of my methods:
I am using a gridview in aspx and i have two pages that registration and details.aspx once registration completed it should goto details page in details.aspx i have kept a gridview in that GV i am supposed be use row command event for a button it should show the all the rsults for the students with the edit button as the last column for all the students i used item template for that. but in row command event i dont know the function to write if user clicking edit it should goto the edit page using the userid the id should be noon editable mode and other fields can editable.
I need to read data from an online database that’s displayed using an aspx page from the UN. I’ve done HTML parsing before, but it was always by manipulating query-string values. In this case, the site uses asp.net postbacks. So, you click on a value in box one, then box two shows, click on a value in box 2 and click a button to get your results.
When I look at ASP.NET MVC projects I everytime see loose coupled architecture.
I have a VS2003 solution with 21 ASP.NET 1.1 projects in it. My goal is to eventually migrate them to 2.0 and then 4.0. There are mainly internal admin apps for different departments.
If a library (eg, on github) doesn’t distribute itself via a nuget package, I’d have to manually include it as a reference, correct? I see a lot of reference posts for how to add a reference to a project for Visual Studio, but I can’t seem to figure out how to do it on Visual Studio Code.
I want to compress responses coming from my IIS Express driven web application. We’re using IIS Express as local development webserver and IIS on staging and on our build machines. I have found many guides on enabling gzipped responses on IIS but none for IIS Express. Is it even possible?