I want to change the color of the grdiview cell based on condition and the condition is that if Passport is about to expire with in one month or if it already expired so i want to check both condition if it is going to expire or if it already expired then i want to change the color into red. thanks
Is it possible to disable all authentication in a subfolder of a web site that is Forms Authenticated? How do you accomplish this?
simple question really (can hazard a guess but just need to make sure),
Is it possible to configure FileAppender in log4net to add new entries at the beginning of log file? Currently it is adding entries at the end and reading newest entries requires scrolling whole log down. It would be more comfortable to read from the beginning.
What are the limitations of the session variable in developing large web application. Also what are the best alternatives of the session variables. Please provide me the alternatives of SESSION VARIABLES Answers: Thank you for visiting the Q&A section on Magenaut. Please note that all the answers may not help you solve the issue immediately. … Read more
I have a silverlight app that uses WCF both by polling Duplex and “normal” async calls. everything was working fine, until I added a global.asax file.
Consider the following code:
I’ve made one Asp.net MVC website, and I’m very confused between the different timeout settings.
I’m building a RESTful web api with asp.net mvc, which returns pure json data. On my client, I’m using backbone.js to communicate to it.
I’m trying to improve my application’s design, So instead of calling the DataAccess layer from the presentation layer. I’ll try to implement a save method from my object in the BusinessObjects layer. but I’m not sure how to pass the object or it’s properties through the layers. for example in my old design I just create an instance of my object in the presentation layer and assign it’s properties then just call the DataAccess method for saving this info in the database and pass the object as a parameter as illustrated.