Web.config Deny access to subfolder recursively
If I have a sub folder in my website called Admin and this folder has more sub folders. How can I configure a web.config file, that sits in Admin folder, to effect all the subfolders in it recursively?
If I have a sub folder in my website called Admin and this folder has more sub folders. How can I configure a web.config file, that sits in Admin folder, to effect all the subfolders in it recursively?
I have disabled a link button and image button(which is inside a link button so that I can show a Alert) and it works fine in Chrome, but when I open it in IE8 the image is disabled but when i click it it shows the popup(‘Are you sure you want to delete this User?’). Why am I getting this error in IE8 and IE7, how can I fix this.
I have following interface & implementation.
I grabbed an example off of this SO question, and built my own custom Google Maps object used for deserializing the json object.
i have an asp.net website where i do paging through on the code behind using:
I have used SHA1 algorithm of salt technique to hash password in my site. Is there any way to decrypt the password and recover the original? 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. So please treat them as … Read more
At work, we are having performances issues with a kendo grid that has a lot of row. We are thinking about using virtualization of remote data as a solution like you can see on the link below.
I’m using asp.net to build an ipad webapp. I know that using input type="email" will cause the keyboard layout on the ipad to change to handle email input more easily than the default. The problem is I’m using a server side text box control. Does anyone know how to make a server side control do this?
I have a stored procedure such as the following:
I am currently learning ASP.NET MVC and I’m learning to get an object via its ID and inserting its reference to the database. However, I am getting this error