I have the following example where the request is http://{domain}/api/foo/{username} but I get a 404 status code back. No other Get actions exist on this controller. Shouldn’t this work?
I have to build a DropDownList with the dates of the last 7 days. I would like the DropDownList displays the date as “DD/MM/YYYY”. So I created a list of dates:
System.Web.Mail was in .NET Framework v1.1
I have two dropdownlists and I am filling one based on the other using javascript. In my javascript code I am calling for a webservice and with the results returned I fill the other dropdownlist. The problem is that after I have done that successfully the following error started to occur:
I’m trying to bind a GridView HyperLinkField such that the bound column is used as a parameter value in the URL. Pretty standard stuff – nothing fancy, but the binding fails when the bound column contains a colon, i.e. :. I’m my particular case, this value is a string representing a duration of time, e.g. “14:35”, or “1:07:19”.
I want to display customer information.
Then I created some classes; Customer, Delivery, Order, OrderLine, Product, and rentalDB.
rentalDB class sets 5 DbSet of Product, Customer, Order, OrderLine, and Delivery.
When I make UserController with list view, I cannot display the customer information, and it takes errors:
I’m programming an MVC3 application. Now I hava to call a script if the users session expire.
For Example, I have a string like :
I have an ASP.NET MVC3 app and when the user clicks on my anchor tag, I want to send 3 pieces of data to an action:
I am using a HttpRuntime.Cache to store a list of objects that will be accessing frequently across sessions.