Entity Framework DateTime format when editing entry
I have a Timetable model which only has two attributes at the moment, an Id and Date. It’s defined as so:
I have a Timetable model which only has two attributes at the moment, an Id and Date. It’s defined as so:
I am working on MVC 5 Asp.Net and following this tutorial. I am wondering how the heck does this fetch the result when I click the Filter button?
I’m new to ASP.NET MVC and I’ve been developing a MVC 5 application with individual user authentication. I’ve been doing a layered pattern when doing my applications like separating Model layer, DAL layer, Repos, etc. etc. but now in MVC 5, I want to be able to use the user and role management and authentication which they call Identity, and then still have that layered structure to my application because right now it seems Identity is pretty much coupled with the MVC project itself with the user and role models in there and the context too.
How do I set Default Controller for my ASP.NET MVC 4 project without making it HomeController?
I have an api specific project in a large .net MVC 5 web solution. I am utilizing the WebApi2 templates out of the box to authenticate a user through the api. Using individual accounts to authenticate, the request body required to get an access token is:
Suddenly this morning I turned on my computer and launched visual studio… And no matter what I tried and whether I run or debug, and whatever the browser is ( chrome / firefox / IE 11 ) it is waiting for localhost forever.
Using ASP.NET MVC 5, I would like to return appropriate HTTP status code for different scenarios (401 for user is not authenticated, 403 when user has no right for some resource, etc.), than handle them in jQuery.
I’m currently working on implementing the new ASP.NET MVC 5 out-of-the box authentication into my application. However when using Unity as my IoC, I cannot use any portion of the AccountController because I’m given the error:
Is there a way to revoke for example an email conformation token generated by an usermanager in ASP NET Identity 2.0?
I want to prevent posting sensitive data via url query string to a MVC 5 application.