I am fairly new to ASP.NET and MVC in general; I have been migrating an ASP.NET MVC app to ASP.NET MVC Core. In the former framework I was able to handle an HttpException for the following infamous error:
I have an annoying problem with Visual Studio 2008.
How do I set width with percent in code behind? The only option I can think of is taking the parent width and calculate by percent.i.e. TableRow.Width = Table.Width.Value * 25/100 (set table row with width equals to 25% of the table width). However, eventually, how do I set the table width in percent? Without the table width, the child controls cannot use its parent widths to calculate.
I have the following code in my Startup.SignalR.cs:
I wrote an asp.net application with default.aspx. When I hit this page It is asking me windows login popup window. My application should me windows authentication required but it should “Integrated Windows authentication”. If I enter login password I am able to see my page.
How do I pass an array I have created on the server side onto the client side for manipulation by Javascript?
I’m trying to setup a global exception handler as outlined here: Web API Global Error Handling. I”ve setup a case where an exception gets thrown within a controller constructor. But my exception isn’t getting logged. Instead WebApi is just returning the exception and full stack trace to the calling client as a JSON message.
We have an Ajax web service hosted in an ASP.NET application. This service accepts a DateTime parameter which, for the purposes of this question, should receive the DateTime equivalent of /Date(1359727200000-0200)/, which is a MS-JSON literal for Feb 1, 2013 9:00 AM in Brazil time. This literal is what the browser sends within the Ajax request.
I am trying to enable the intellisense for aspx file types. I checked auto list members in the texteditor options. Either checking hide advanced members or not makes no difference?
I’m just trying to get back into .NET MVC with the new release and I can’t get my head round the way may view is binding to the DataModel.