Is my .NET Core 3.1 app portable to .NET 5?
I’m currently trying to port an ASP .NET Core 3.1 application to .NET 5.0.
I’m currently trying to port an ASP .NET Core 3.1 application to .NET 5.0.
I have a question it could look silly but its driving me crazy for hours. in asp.net core MVC.
the Mouse Cursor when hovering over a href is not chaning to hand pointer, even though I set it to in the href itself e.g.
I am quite new to Blazor and I am trying to understand authentication and authorization. What I did so far is reading the docs Authentication and Authorization in ASP.NET Core Blazor and Rolebased Authorization in Asp.NET Core. I managed to get authentication running, but I am struggeling with authorization. I would like to store every windows user who is visiting my server side app in a database and say User1 is Admin, User2 is Editor etc. and showing users diffrent areas of pages.
Hi guys im trying to make a cascading dropdownlist in razor pages with postgresql. The first dropdown shows the location, and the second shows the room of the location, depending which location you click. Im stuck, i dont know how to go further. I hope you guys can help.
Here is the html code:
I’m trying to send an email with a calendar invite, as an ics file attachment. I’m using Mailkit, as my understanding is the system.net.mail is deprecated.
It runs just fine and returns the name on my local machine (windows authentication) by using @User.Identity.Name. However, if I move it from my local to dev server, it just returns the text without the name. Not sure why @User.Identity.Name doesn’t work when I push.
So I have a string that has been passed from JS to my controller like so:
I have a basic endpoint:
Here is my class that I have one boolean parameter(in Server side)
I am using the Entity Framework Database-First approach previously I have used the Code-First approach and created a Tracking class for common properties and inherit all the entities from it as shown below: