I have never used Windows Authentication for ASP.NET MVC web applications before, but Forms Authentication. Recently, I have had an ASP.NET MVC 4 web application that requires a Windows Authentication implementation for users who are granted to log in my company web server. So, I have some questions regarding Windows Authentication. I am using Visual Studio 2012.
I want to separate my MVC project into several projects
I’m working with EF5 in a MVC 4 aspnet website.
Locally, everything works just fine, but when I publish it to the IIS and try to enter, I get the error
IE11 is coming. I just installed the developer preview version. However, if I run some of my web application and I got the error WebForm_DoPostBackWithOptions is undefined.
I have integrated ASP.NET MVC 4 into existing asp.net web site. Both works fine but I don’t see any menu/shortcuts to create controller/view within visual studio IDE. Are those only available to ASP.NET MVC template?
I have an ApiController that serves XML/JSON, but I would like one of my actions to return pure HTML. I tried the below but it still return XML/JSON.
… or how I learned to stop worrying and just write code against completely undocumented APIs from Microsoft. Is there any actual documentation of the official System.Web.Optimization release? ‘cuz I sure can’t find any, there’s no XML docs, and all the blog posts refer to the RC API which is substantially different. Anyhoo..
I had a problem where, working on a new MVC project, as soon as I added Html.Partial("Name") to my _Layout.cshtml page, ASP.NET would throw this exception on page load:
I have a controller which generates a string containing html markup. When it displays on views, it is displayed as a simple string containing all tags.
I’m working with MVC 4 and I have to update my database using Code First Migrations. What I’m trying to do is to select records from a database table, and insert them into a dropdown list where the user can select one.