I am trying to get the root folder of the application. I have used the following code, but this gives the bin folder, but what I need is the root folder of the application. Is it possible to get this?
As you all know Compare validators can be used to validate dates and check based on operator type (<, <= , >= etc). I have set the cultureinvariantvalues="true" property to validate two textbox controls that hold dates. I have to constrain them such that the start date must be earlier than the finish date. The validation seems to fail when I type a descriptive date like below:
I’m trying to make a chart using the ASP.Net Chart control that has specific numerical values on the X axis and their frequency count on the Y axis. Here is an example of what I want from the charting framework I am replacing:
I am using web forms, C#, Asp.net.
As we all know, in this model UI and business logic are often mixed in. How do I separate these effectively?
Using Web API and OData, I have a service which exposes Data Transfer Objects instead of the Entity Framework entities.
Anyone know of a ASP.Net version of the famous PHP class “timthumb”? Just need a script which will work in the same line of “timthumb” and produce square or ratio based thumbnails with good quality for any sized images.
As the title states, I’m wondering if you can use the attribute-based routing of WebAPI 2 with WebForms. I feel like this can obviously be done given you can use WebAPI2 just fine in a WebForms application… I just can’t figure out how to enable attribute-based routing.
I’m trying to send data from my Android client as a POST request to my Web API Backend but it returns a 404 response code. Here’s my code:
After some use in qa we get the following error
SqlException: The conversion of a datetime2 data type to a datetime data type resulted in an out-of-range value.