A client of mine is looking to convert a critical ‘application’ based on multiple (very complex) spreadsheets into a web app. As part of this they’d like some of the web pages they use to enter/model data to resemble a spreadsheet as much as possible. I’d be interested to know if anyone has any experience/recommendations … Read more
I have a search form in an app I’m currently developing, and I would like for it to be the equivalent of method="GET".
I have an ASP.NET Core app that uses Identity. It works, but when I am trying to add custom roles to the database I run into problems.
Even when on the page, the EnableViewState property is disabled, I am still seeing some viewstate existing on the page:
I know that it’s a subject that can raise a lot of debate, but I’d like to know what people think the various pros and cons of using Object Datasources are. I’m doing a project right now with another programmer who’s experience and comfort level are all rooted in classic ASP, and I’m unsure of which way is going to
a) get the job done quickly
b) get the job done with a minimum of fuss
My team is currently in the process of building an ASP.NET MVC application, and we’re trying to decide which of these frameworks to implement to deal with error handling and logging.
Use the FindNode method to get a node from the TreeView control at the specified value path. The value path contains a delimiter-separated list of node values that form a path from the root node to the current node. Each node stores its value path in the ValuePath property. The PathSeparator property specifies the delimiter character that is used to separate the node values.
How can I use the “Precompile during publishing” flag on a VS2013 x64 project? No matter what I do, it fails to publish because it insists on using the x86 ASPNETCOMPILER.
How do I pass a method as an argument?
I do this all the time in Javascript and need to use anonymous methods to pass params. How do I do it in c#?
I have installed an ASP.NET 4.0 Web forms application in IIS 7.5. If I set the application pool to DefaultAppPool (.NET Framework 2.0) I get the icons for Providers, .NET-Roles and .NET-Users displayed on the configuration page for the application in IIS Manager and I can manage users and roles within IIS. (I’m using Forms authentication.)