I’ve deployed a very simple MVC3 RC app to an IIS 6 + Windows 2003 server. I’m just getting a “403 forbidden” error when trying to accesss the root. Right now the app is only one page, so there are no others to try out.
When writing an ASP.NET website, Visual Studio allows me to specify which browser to use for debugging. I’ve just started playing with MVC 3 and I’m not seeing any such option.
I have a model containing a boolean with no [Required] attribute
I have a Controller with the following method:
I have the following class:
On my current project I need to add a functionality that allows the user to view a thumbnail of their uploaded PDF. I’ve found a handy component that achieves this (the basic version is free, but it’s enough for my current needs). Anyways, the control is pretty outdated (2010), therefore there doesn’t seem to be MVC support. On the demos they depict usage of the control as such:
Is there any way to remove model validation for some properties in a Model in ASP.Net MVC6.
I’m getting a really weird error that I’ve only found a few times with some pretty extensive googling. I’m making an authorization attribute to add onto my Actions in an ASP.NET MVC project in a class library. I installed the ASP packages through NuGet and can use intellisense to get the HttpContext from the filterContext, but it’s saying that the HttpContext type can’t be found where it’s supposed to be.
Hi have created a link that executes an ajax call to a controller in order to update a span with the id UpdateCart.The problem is that if the user is not authentificated he get’s sent to the Login page and this gets generated on the page:
Sometimes after build and launch my MVC4 web app I got this error.
It can dissapear after rebuild or not.
Same issue I got after publish to Windows Azure.