Is there any good reason why ASP.NET’s session state cookie and the Forms Authentication cookie are two separate cookies? What if I want to “tie” them to each other? Is it possible in an elegant way?
I have been looking into the Castle project and specifically Windsor. I have been so impressed with what is possible with this technology and the benefits of having a such a loosely coupled system are definitely apparent. The only thing I am unsure of is if using this method has any downsides, specifically in asp.net? for example performance hits, etc.
Is there any problem with ASPX to render french accented characters?
Hi there iam trying to convert text to speech (wav) in the memorystream convert it to mp3 and then play it on the users page.so need i help what to do next?
I have a signalR Server(Console Application) and a client application(Asp.net MVC5)
We are using classes inheriting from Registry to configure our StructureMap container in our ASP.NET MVC 4 application startup.
This is stemming from a bad answer I gave last night. The curiosity as to why one method works and not the other is bugging me and I’m hoping someone smarter than me can give me the proper explanation (or point me to the documentation) of why the following behavior is as it is.
I’m serving up an image from a database using an IHttpHandler. The relevant code is here:
I have a shared hosting plan with Windows Server 2008 and IIS7.5, and there is Microsoft rewriting module installed and enabled.
Is to possible to submit two forms simultaneously with either javascript or a submit button?