I wonder what the best practice for parsing and validating a mobile number before sending a text is. I’ve got code that works, but I’d like to find out better ways of doing it (as my last question, this is part of my early new years resolution to write better quality code!).
I have recently upgraded some of my web applications to ASP.NET 3.5 by installing the framework on the server and setting up my web applications acrodingly and all is well, however.
On an ASP.NET site, what are some techniques that could be used to track how many users are logged in to the site at any given point in time?
I need to divide USA map into political boundaries. i.e. states and in seven Regional boundaries on Google map. Each region will have its own color. Example, California, Hawaii, Nevada, Utah, Arizona and Colorado (Southwestern US) will all be same color. Political boundaries will also be on map along with regional boundaries. On national view only regional names should be visible and no state name. On zooming in to region state names will be shown, no city name should be visible either I zoom in or out.
If get this from the Microsoft official documentation:
I had populated an ASP.net dropdown list with AJAX now I need to get the Id to store in into the database in a C# method, (I’m using LINQ)
I’m trying to get both ActiveDirectory and standard forms login working but one thing is stopping me. I can’t get the name of the current windows user. The closest I’ve got is var i = WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent();, but that gives me the name of the IIS app pool user. I have Anonymous Authentication, Forms Authentication and Windows Authentication enabled in IIS. I can load users from AD so I assume my web.config is setup correctly.
I have a large .NET 2 web application that has been updated to target the .NET 4.0 framework. Since the update, I am seeing the following error recurring regularly in my logs:
I noticed that we always just are like:
I know this tool looks up on a url and converts the repsponse to pdf.
How do I convert a