How do I check type of dynamic datatype at runtime?
In my ASP.NET website, I have a method that returns a value of type dynamic. This method, depending on certain criteria and results, will then either return a Boolean value or SortedList.
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How to fix date format in ASP .NET BoundField (DataFormatString)?
I have a dynamic BoundField (for a DetailsView) with the following code:
Enabling Cross Domain ASP.net Web API
I have Microsoft Visual Studio Express 2013 for Web, Version 12.0.30501.00 Update 2. I have a solution with 2 project in it, one is a web api, and the second is an MVC project intended for for the views. I have create a simple web api returning httpresponsemessage and I can go in fiddler and I will see the json response. However in my second project when attempting to call through ajax I received a cross domain error.
Cannot insert the value NULL into column in ASP.NET MVC Entity Framework
When trying to use this code:
Web Config Transformation to add a child element
I’ve got the following configuration in web.config:
ThreadPool SetMinThreads – the impact of setting it
I am trying to understand the impact of setting ThreadPool.SetMinthreads. I have multiple virtual applications running in one Azure App Service. My understanding is that all these virtual applications will share the App Pool, and will have only one worker process (Assuming the App Pool’s max worker process will be 1).
How to create ASP.NET user/server control that uses a list of asp:ListItem as child controls?
I am looking to create a user/server control that will be created with something like the following:
Set Property Value on Master Page from Content Page
I need to pass data to a variable in my master page each time a page is loaded.
How can I get a program on a client machine to run from an ASP.NET page?
I have an app that I’m trying to run on an intranet. On my machine it worked great (famous last words) but when I put it up to the server, it didn’t work. As soon as I saw the “the system cannot find the specified file” error, I figured it had to be something with trying to run a program that’s on a client machine.
Passing an object collection as a parameter into SQL Server stored procedure
I have a general question on whether something can be done – and whether it will be the most efficient way of doing it !