The only override I see exposed on MVC’s AuthorizeAttribute is public override void OnAuthorization( AuthorizationContext filterContext ) which is not suitable for use with async/await because it doesn’t return a Task. Is there another way to create an AuthorizeAttribute in MVC that allows the use of async/await?
I will try to explain my situation and what I wanted to do. There is not any difficult and rare situation, but I can’t find any relative questions or articles in internet.
I build my own cms using Asp.net mvc 4 (c#), and I want to cache some database data, likes: localization, search categories (it’s long-tail, each category have it’s own sub and sub-sub categories), etc..
I have two tables Customers and Country and use ( Entity Framework with vs 2012 )
I have an ASP.NET Web Api solution which doesn’t contain a Startup.cs class. I presume this is because the solution wasn’t created as an MVC solution.
Im having MVC5 application and in the view index.cshtml I need to use
some java script code ,currently I put the script code inside the view and its working fine.
My question is where should I put this code (from best practice) and how should
I refer to it from the view?please provide an example.
I’m just getting started with MVC 4 Web API and I seem to be misunderstanding how it works.
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In my viewModel I have: