Where should I put my JavaScript – page or external file?
In VS 2008, I have an ASP.NET content page having one master page. I would like to add JavaScript functions for client side validation etc. for this page. My questions are:
In VS 2008, I have an ASP.NET content page having one master page. I would like to add JavaScript functions for client side validation etc. for this page. My questions are:
I use EF 4, C# and MS Membership Provider.
I’m implementing a Proxy for my application using ASP.NET WebApi (ApiController) and using HttpClient to make the request with my authorization header. It works fine, but it’s extremely slow. Below is the main code, then the Global initialization (with DefaultConnectionLimit) and web.config related piece.
I have stumbled upon the issue when I need to retract html controls I’ve added client-side using JavaScript after the postback (due to server-side validation – this is not optional).
Is it possible to post data from an asp.net application in one domain to another application on a different domain?
I use a Repeater Control for showing the data in my WebSite. I use a HyperLink in the Repeater Control for showing one field of my table in the database.
Im looking to insert an appointment in a users calendar,
I can easliy insert in my own using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.Application (below),
then add the user as a recipient, but what if I dont want to add myself, if I only want to add others? Can this be done in a similar way?
On a .NET exam I encountered this question.
I have an ASP.NET web aplication using vs2008. It used to let me hit my break points but for some unknown reason in this site it won’t let me hit them any more.
I have set everything to debug and re built about a million times and everything else but can’t seem to hit that damn break point!!! Break points work for the site but not the class libraries I add in, but they used to!!