Create an avatar upload form for users
I’m using ASP.Net MVC 5 and I want to create an avatar for my user profiles. I’m not sure if what I’m doing so far is the right way, especially for security reasons so I wanted to get some advice.
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Email Token Expiring After 15 mins – Asp Identity 2.0 API
I’m facing a strange issue in Asp Dot Net Identity API 2.0 API.
How can I get all element values from Request.Form without specifying exactly which one with .GetValues(“ElementIdName”)
Currently using the below code to create a string array (elements) that contains all
string values from Request.Form.GetValues(“ElementIdName”), the problem is that in order for
this to work all my dropdown lists in my View have to have the same element ID name which
I don’t want them to for obvious reasons. So I am wondering if there’s any way for me to get
all the string values from Request.Form without explicitly specifying the element name. Ideally I would want to get all dropdown list values only, I am not too hot in C# but isn’t there some way to get all element ID’s starting with say “List” + “**”, so I could name my lists List1, List2, List3 etc.
How to Use AspNet.Identity core in My Sql database
I am developing one application using asp dot net core 2 using MySql database.Please help me How can i use Asp Net Identity in MySqlDatabase.
InvalidCastException is thrown after installing ASP.NET MVC 4 Beta
I get the following exception after installing ASP.NET MVC 4 Beta on a machine with ASP.NET MVC 3.
Using the Web.Config to set up my SQL database connection string?
Can anyone help me out please? I’m confused.
Asp.Net MVC3 to MVC4 Upgrade Tool?
I’m aware of manual guides to upgrade from 3 to 4 like this one:
http://www.dotnetexpertguide.com/2011/12/upgrade-aspnet-mvc-3-project-to-mvc-4.html
Is decoupling web and database tiers via MSMQ necessary or overkill?
I’m putting together a simple asp.net web control, that as the result of an ajax form post inserts a record into a MSQL database.
ConfigurationManager.AppSettings Caching
We know that IIS caches ConfigurationManager.AppSettings so it reads the disk only once until the web.config is changed. This is done for performance purposes.
Why is ASP.NET throwing so many exceptions?
By coincidence I watched the debug output of Visual Studio a bit. I can see hundreds and hundreds of various exceptions being thrown. I checked another ASP.NET based solution and it is showing same behavior. Why are all those exceptions thrown? I cannot believe it is good for the overall performance, is it?
Look at the excerpt below. It is the output of appr. 30 seconds surfing. Most are HttpExceptions but there are also FormatExceptions and ArgumentOutOfRangeExceptions. None of these is really affecting the usage. Nothing crashes. Does anybody have an explanation, as it seems to be “normal”?