Multiple object sets per type are not supported. The object sets IdentityUsers’and Users can both contain instances of type
The object sets IdentityUsers’and Users can both contain instances of type net
The object sets IdentityUsers’and Users can both contain instances of type net
I am using a linkbutton within a gridview control.I want to open the data into a new tab.I tried to set target="_blank".
But it is not working.
I have tried doing this.This is my source code:
I’ve got a simple method to send emails from the website:
I’m having a problem when I deploy my web application in different servers. There seems to be an inconsistency in some DateTimeFormat patterns, like ShortDatePattern, using the same culture (pt-BR).
I want single space between the text and radio button. To achieve this I tried the css class answerBottomYesNo by adding margin-left: 7px . for some reason it did not work.
Below is code snippet
it may seem to be simple problem to many of you, but want i am trying to do is i am reading a text file on a click event using StreamReader (ASP.net & C#) after reading that text file i am splitting each line with ‘,’ delimiter and then each part of it i am storing in Datatable's column and then binding the datatable to my gridview, my problem is i have written the code but i m getting empty gridview like this
ASP.NET .NET 4.6 MVC4 application loads unnessecary assemblie, eq. System.Data.OracleClient . Oracle is not used.
I am trying to use the ASP:Menu control. It is rather simple. I want it Horizontal. Each of those first level items will have Sub items. I can get it Horizontal and when I hover over the Instant Reports or the Configurable Reports choice it seems to pop down a div or something but it is empty. I have tried formatting and everything I can think of as well as find on the internet. What am I doing wrong?
I have two radio buttons both set as async triggers for an update panel and problem is that first time one is clicked the CheckedChanged event fires but then no matter which radio button is clicked the event never fires again.
Maybe I’m slow, but I just don’t get why you would ever use an event that is not derived from an actual action (like clicking). Why go through the rigamarole of creating delegates and events when you can just call a method? It seems like when you create an event, all you’re doing is creating a way for the caller to go through some complicated process to call a simple method. And the caller has to raise the event themselves! I don’t get it.