instantiating an object from a web service vs instantiating an object from a regular class
I have a very basic web service:
I have a very basic web service:
My code looks like this right now with two lines of code for each message. The code works but if I have for example 30 messages that I can each give values to then I will need to have 60 lines of code just to declare everything:
I am interested to know what specifically Page.IsPostBack means. I am fully aware of it’s day to day use in a standard ASP.NET page, that it indicates that the user is
submitting data back to the server side. See Page:IsPostBack Property
In this video, Scott Hanselman interviews a guy from the ASP.NET team. He says that one of the goals of ASP.NET 5, on top of .NET Core, is that the apps won’t depend on the .NET Framework and GAC assemblies on the hosting server. Instead, .NET Core libraries will be released via NuGet packages and apps will be deployed with their dependencies.
Im using jQuery Autocomplete using Web Service in ASP.Net.I’ve used the autocomplete to filter employeecode.When the page loads autocomplete works fine,but after when i click the search button autocomplete is not working properly.
I want to send mail using ASP.NET with this code:
I have an asp.net / C# web application running in a Windows environment.
The project builds fine and runs perfectly on my local machine’s VB.net development server.
I have an objectdatasource which i want to bind to a repeater.
the problem is, I cannot work out how to display a variable amount of columns with a variable amount of rows.
In my ASP.Net 4.0 web.config I had the following attribute:
I have a Details View that has a file upload field in it. When I fill out the information and upload a file (I have tried multiple files ranging from 9k to 6.8MB) all of the information (text fields) submit fine, but the uploaded file is always returning a false when I check the HasFile and always returns String.Empty when I check the file name.