Problem while working with Jquery colorbox and dynamic images that reading via Aspx
for showing full size images on my site I’ve decided to use Jquery.colorbox , this pluging works well with static image location like :
for showing full size images on my site I’ve decided to use Jquery.colorbox , this pluging works well with static image location like :
VS 2013 WebForms template with bootstrap. And I’ve got
I have a chat application backend built using Web Api where I am exposing several database entities directly to clients. I was wondering whether there is any positive points to map the entities to DTOs or should I continue exposing the entities as I am currently. Just to clarify I am not asking a DTO vs non-DTO general question but just advantages of using it in this scenario since most of the fields in the entities would probably be used by the client.
I just created a new deployment slot for my app, imported the publishing profile to Visual Studio, but after deployment I get this error message:
I am working for first time with vb.net code, but I have 5 years experience with C#.
I am creating HtmlButton dynamically in .cs file.
Adding it to Panel using
I’ve joined a team that works on a product. This product has been around for ~5 years or so, and uses ASP.NET WebForms. Its original architecture has faded over time, and things have become relatively disorganized throughout the solution. It’s by no means terrible, but definitely can use some work; you all know what I mean.
I’m trying to include a webforms (.aspx) page inside of an Orchard 1.2 application.
I have a web service that performs some operations. When an event occurs I will like to notify the clients. The problem that I have is that I am able to connect from the client to the server but not the other way around because clients happen to be behind a NAT (router). Currently I am making a request every minute to check for notifications. It would be nice if I can have a technique where I could notify the clients faster without having to make so many unnecessary request.
Is there a way to find the previous and next sibling controls in an ASP.net form from code-behind, similar to findControl()?