Basically, my datepicker uses UK format of dd/mm/yyyy. But when I submit the form, ASP.net is clearly using US format.
(will only accept days if less than 12, i.e. thinks it is the month.)
I am trying to deploy a website that I have built in mvc3 on an server that runs iis7. I was able to get it running through the iis7 locally on my laptop, but when I try to put it on the server I get a 403 access denied error when trying to get to it remotely and a “connection has timed out” when I try to view it from the server itself.
I’ve been searching for something similar but no luck. I want to build an app that uses different controllers for same urls. Basic idea is like that if a user is logged in as admin he uses lets say admin controller, if user is just a user he uses user controller. This is just an example, basically I want to have a function that decides what controller route takes.
I’ve checked this question and it seems to be related to what I need, but does not answer it exactly.
How can I, when executing a controller action, take a Uri (not the one requested) and invoke the action from the controller that would have been executed had that Uri been the one that was called? I can’t simply redirect to that action as I need it to happen in the same request context.
We need dynamic data passed to our layout file, no matter what the child view is. For example, we display some user specific data in the header of the layout.
My problem is I can’t seem to use @RenderSection from a nested template when @RenderSection is defined in the base template. Currently, I have a nested base template which is linked to a child template which is then used in the view pages. When I define the @RenderSection in the base template and render it in the view pages it throws an error.
We have a need within some of our logic to iterate through the properties of a model to auto-bind properties and want to extend the functionality to include the new dataannotations in C# 4.0.
Is there a way to set MSDeploy parameters in .csproj file itself of ASP.NET MVC project? Particularly a “skip” parameter, which should skip a “Temp” folder.
I’m using multiple areas in MVC 3 and I’m having problems with my views not being found. The routing seems to pick up my controllers correctly (all the actions are executing without any problems), but when I return a view MVC simply doesnt find it.