How to make a default editor template for enums?
How can I make a default editor template for enums? By which I mean: can I do something like this:
How can I make a default editor template for enums? By which I mean: can I do something like this:
I was trying to calculate the length of a HTTP Response.
Seems the stream doesn’t want to play. (no read allowed. and the Content-Length doesn’t seem set)
I was hoping to simply call some length property on the HttpContent response.
I have since googled and seen what looks to me like convoluted solutions around filters which I don’t understand.
Is it possible to access the length (content itself is option extra )
If not I would appreciate a link to an example for ‘mvc4/.net 4.5 filter’ included
that I should work though till I do understand. 🙂
To keep my model validation clean I would like to implement my own validation attributes, like PhoneNumberAttribute and EmailAttribute. Some of these can favorably be be implemented as simple classes that inherit from RegularExpressionAttribute.
I’m trying to figure out what an “ASP.NET 5 Class Library” (vNext) C# project has to do with ASP.NET. Why create a project with this template rather than just a regular C# “Class Library” project?
I’m working on an application in ASP.NET, and was wondering specifically how I could implement a Password Reset function if I wanted to roll my own.
I just want to know how to validate (or clean) user input in ASP.NET MVC so that an HttpRequestValidationException will not be thrown regardless of the values submitted. For example, with a text input, if the user inputs <BR/>, it will cause an exception and the Yellow Screen of Death will be shown. I don’t want that. I want to catch the exception and to make visible an user friendly error in the current view, preferably with the controls loaded with the same values submitted.
Which one is better to use in ASP.NET MVC?
I am busy working with an ASP.NET MVC 3 application and using Windows 7. Currently it uses the built in web server to run the web application. I would like it to run in IIS. Is there any advice that I need to know about when setting this up to run on IIS?
I have downloaded, and successfully ran the ASP.NET Identity sample from here:
https://github.com/rustd/AspnetIdentitySample
Here is my custom request culture provider which returns “en” as a default culture if no culture specified in url (for example http://sypalo.com/ru or http://sypalo.com/en).
My idea to show website on that language which is default in user’s browser, so I’m looking a way how to determine it and return it instead of: return Task.FromResult(new ProviderCultureResult(“en”, “en”));