Display confirmation message before send ajax request
I have written an ajax function where I want to display confirmation meeessage before submitting the form. How should I add with my condition. Below is my code.
I have written an ajax function where I want to display confirmation meeessage before submitting the form. How should I add with my condition. Below is my code.
The examples for Cache.Add uses DateTime.Now.Add to compute the expiration, i.e. it passes:
Maybe I should back-up and widen the scope before diving into the title question…
I want to do some client side validation using javascript in ASP.NET page.
I am trying to move all of my references to variables in SQL statements to the SqlParameter class however for some reason this query fails.
I want to do something like (Updated example):
I have a site where users can make posts. The users can be from all over the globe so when they post, I am storing the posted date as DateTime.UtcNow. I am using the JQuery time ago plug in to show the posted dat similar to stack overflow (1 min ago etc…) But I am not sure how to convert to date I have stored in the system to the users local time? Here is what I am using:
After debugging my website in Visual Studio 2015, I can visit it via localhost:50544. I would like to visit my website on a different computer from which it is being served upon that is also on the same network. To do this I should be able to visit that computers address which is 192.168.1.13:50544.
I’m working on an ASP.Net application and working to add some Ajax to it to speed up certain areas. The first area that I am concentrating is the attendance area for the teachers to report attendance (and some other data) about the kids. This needs to be fast.
I have a webserver from where users can download files that are specific for each user. To be sure each user can only download its own files they must authenticate via Basic-Authentication. So for each user there is a windows-account on the server that has read permissions to the user specific folder.