I have a controller and I would like to require Authorization for all actions by default except a couple. So in the example below all actions should require authentication except the Index. I don’t want to decorate every action with the Authorize, I just want to override the default authorization in certain circumstances probably with a custom filter such as NotAuthorize.
… absolutely nothing?
Is anyone knows how to Configure Areas in ASP.NET MVC3.
I read an article about Areas in here.
But that article is not based on MVC3.
In MVC3 there is no function named MapRootArea in RouteCollection routes which is found in Global.asax
One of the common questions asked regarding ASP.NET MVC is why should you use it over ASP.NET Web Forms? The answer generally includes ViewState and clean URLs, amongst others. Towards the end you’ll find a blurb about using the right tool for the job and that they serve different purposes. However, I don’t believe I’ve ever seen what those purposes are. So, when would you actually choose ASP.NET MVC over ASP.NET Web Forms, or ASP.NET Web Forms over ASP.NET MVC?
Which is the best way to pass the Html String block from Controller to View in MVC. I want it display that html block at the page load. Thank you. It can be any Html,
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I think Microsoft must have a reason for enhancing ASP.Net with RAZOR syntax.
I’m looking for a way to track how long it took for a page to be generated by the server. I know I can use Trace to track this but I need a way to display this per page.
My goal is to modify asp.net mvc’s controller registery so that I can create controllers and views in a separate (child) assembly, and just copy the View files and the DLLs to the host MVC application and the new controllers are effectively “Plugged In” to the host app.
I asked this question in the DataDynamics forum earlier today. I thought that maybe I’d get some sort of response here at SO.
I have an ASP.NET MVC4 application where I am implementing sessionTimeout like: