Performance of ASP.NET in Mono(Linux) vs IIS(Window)
Is there any performance different between hosting your asp.net in mono on linux and iis on window server?
Is there any performance different between hosting your asp.net in mono on linux and iis on window server?
I have a modal popup that initially shows some content but expands a div if a checkbox is selected. The modal expands correctly but doesn’t recenter unless you scroll up or down. Is there a javascript event I can tack on to my javascript function to recenter the entire modal?
I am building a web application using ASP.NET MVC that has two very distinct types of users. I’ll contrive an example and say that one type is content producers (publishers) and another is content consumers (subscribers).
I am unable to stream a word document that I create on the fly down to the browser. I am constantly getting a message from Microsoft Word that the document is corrupt.
I am a .Net developer that has been tasked with upgrading a classic asp website to asp.net. The website is currently running on luck and bubble gum but there is not enough time or money to stop progress and do a full rewrite. Of course I will still need to be able to deliver new features while I am upgrading.
When I add new WebForm to my project, I get the following error:
I managed to implement this token based authentication system in my application, but I have a little question. How can I check if a user is signed it (eg if the there is a valid token in the request) within the method? So with the [Authorize] ?
I am doing a group project with 4 other people. We are designing a job kiosk in ASP.NET in MVC4 with embedded c#.
I am pretty sure back in the days of ASP.NET 1.0/1.1, controls created during runtime needs to be added before Page_Load event of the Page Lifecycle (i.e. inside Page_Init).
So I’ve started using the <%: Url.Content(~/site/blah) %> syntax as standard for CSS, JScript and Image urls – solves a lot of issues indeed; and it’s at least consistent beween WebForms and Razor pages (not all of my devs will be doing Razor, and yet they will still be working on this platform I’ve produced).