I was wondering if there’s a way to specify a model for the _layout.cshtml file, i’ve seen lots of posts with the basic same question with people replying with “alternative” solutions, not saying it’s not possible nor showing how exactly we could achieve this
Calling a function from the MasterPage in a Page is quite straigt forward but how do I call it for a UserControl:
I enabled impersonation and Windows authentication.
If you have a web application that will run inside a network, it makes sense for it to support windows authentication (active directory?).
I’m Using Process.Start from my website to open a windows form application I made in c#.
I am currently looping through all the controls on my page and setting certain types (TextBox, CheckBox, DropDownList, etc.) to Enabled=False under certain conditions.
However I notice an obvious page load increase looping like this. Is it possible to only get certain types of controls from the Page.Controls object rather than Loop through them all? Possibly with something like LINQ?
I code in C# (ASP.NET) and am using Forms authentication.
I would like to know which is the best method to change a user password without using the asp:ChangePassword control.
I dont want to use the reset password method.
I just want to grab the password i have inside my textbox and replace it with my older password.
Please note that the PasswordFormat I use is passwordFormat=”Hashed”
Some code snippets would be helpful
I’m using PBKDF2 in my application to store users passwords. In my Users table, I have a Salt and Password column which is determined like this:
I have a simple web form with a textbox and a RequiredFieldValidator wired up to it. When the RequiredFieldValidator error is triggered the user has to click the submit twice to post the form. The first click clears the error, the second actually fires off the button click event. Is this expected behavior?
I have some pages that reference javascript files.