I am new to mvc4 asp .net and confused with the authentication and authorization. Our’s is an internal website that takes username(HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.Name) from windows authentication and check against database if the username exists and what roles the user has. I want to use the global [Authorize] attribute and roles, to give access to controllers. Can anyone help me on how to start with.
I’m trying to use the new bundling feature in MVC 4 with Twitter bootstrap and it seems to me like the paths to the glyphicons png-files int the css get’s messed up in some way. Heres my code:
I created MVC Application that have 3 different Area. (Admin, User, News)
This is my RouteConfig.cs File in App_Start directory:
I’m using the default login module in ASP.NET MVC 4. I did not change any code in the default application and i hosted it on a shared server.
when I created my project with the standard MVC4 template, there was ALOT of javascript included, e.g: jquery-obtrusive, jquery-validate, knockout, the entire jQuery UI.
I have an ASP.NET MVC4 project which compiles fine in VS2010. For deployment purposes I run a Nant script which attempts to precompile the website using aspnet_compiler.exe but I keep running into an assembly reference issue with System.Web.WebPage
In my view model, I have a list of objects. I iterate these objects, and create controls for each of them. In the situation below, I want to show people a textbox and a button for each object. When the user clicks the button, a post is made, and I can save the data in my controller.
On the jquery postback if the model state is invalid I want to show the validation error messages using jquery unobtrusive validation. I have created a sample application. The viewmodel in the application is as below
I have a small MVC app that I use for practice reasons, but now I am encountering an error every time I try to debug:
I am trying to understand why and when should I use an async controller action. Eventually, when I use await in it, it will wait for the operation to complete in order to return the View.