I’m writing a System.Drawing.Bitmap to Azure storage using a memory stream. I have the correct credentials and everything azure side wires up correctly. I have uploaded an image into a blob successfully using an input stream so I think it must be a problem with how i am using the memorystream object.
I’m running into a 413 issue while trying to send data from my web application (.netfx 4.6.1) to my web api (.net core 3.1). In the code below, I send a list over containing byte data of images along with additional data needed to build a file. The expected output is to return a byte array containing the new file. Unfortunately when sending the request I receive an error: Response status code does not indicate success: 413 (Request Entity Too Large).
I have this:
UPDATE this issue does not exist in the release bits of ASP.NET MVC
I simply want to call a JavaScript function from asp.net hyperlink
im using http://orangoo.com/labs/GreyBox/ my requirement is to show thumbnail on hyperlink and on click show full image. Should I use another control?
my code is below:
I have two separate VIEWS accessing the same MODEL. When I put the validator data annotations on the model, it works as advertised and prevents the data from being submitted (for both views) if left blank or not within range. However, I have one view that should be able to allow empty or null values to be saved for a property whereas another view needs to require information to be entered or selected before it lets it through. In other words, I’d like to turn off the validator on the property within the MODEL for one view and leave it on for the other view. Here’s the example code:
I want to override a string from a System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations for an ASP.NET project. Do I need to make a satellite assembly, messing with custom build tasks, al.exe etc.? Even if yes, I couldn’t find how to convert .resx to .resources to feed it to al.exe. And if no, where to put the .resx. and how to name it?
I’m trying to implement a view tracking web service on my website. I’m using JavaScript because I want to exclude any search bots from my tracked views. The problem is I’m getting a “Unknown web method” error when I try to use jQuery to post to the web service I’ve created.
Is there any way to find the object name that caused the control to flow into the catch block from a NullReferenceException, so that we can easily debug by giving an alert or logging the object that was null?
A method in dumping a GridView to an Excel file to download/open from the internet was recently broken with new Windows Updates.