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.
As part of the ASP.NET MVC 2 Beta 2 update, JSON GET requests are disallowed by default. It appears that you need to set the JsonRequestBehavior field to JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet before returning a JsonResult object from your controller.
The Model:
I have an Asp.net MVC project authenticating through AD. I would like to store audit information in tables for the current logged in user. What should I be storing in the database? I am currently using SamAccountName for my membership and role providers. Should I be using this? Should I use the more verbose and modern UserPrincipalName? What if we eventually end up using multiple domains?
All I want to create is basic recursive category. Category is root if RootCategory_Id is set to null and it belongs to some other category if it is set to some id. I’ve added category with two child-categories in Seed() method to test and it does not work. (I’ve checked DB afterwards, there are inserted)
How do you set a break points in server tags in .aspx pages. e.g.
I have a method SendMail in the MVC Controller.This method calls other method ValidateLogin. This is the signature of the Validate Login:
Is there any built in function that creates random passwords ?
Asp.net simple memebership used to have a similar method
This error appears after updating ASP.NET Web Helpers Library today to version 2.0 which was apparently released today. I updated by mistake, however would like to resolve this now, if possible.