How to create a custom attribute that will redirect to Login if it returns false, similar to the Authorize attribute – ASP.NET MVC
I tried Googling a few things about custom attributes but I’m still not sure how to go about it….
I tried Googling a few things about custom attributes but I’m still not sure how to go about it….
I’m using ASP.NET MVC and I need to set a session variable at Application_BeginRequest. The problem is that at this point the object HttpContext.Current.Session is always null.
I’m using @html.EditorFor to render my model in edit mode, and a dropdownlist is not rendered.
I am hoping for some feedback about the method I intend to use for preventing duplicate records in an ASP.NET MVC 4 application, and the knock on effects I have not though of for the users experience.
ASP.NET allows to generate HTML dynamically using server tags (razor or ASPX). But Is there any good way to generate *.js or *.css content the same way, other than using inline(embedded) CSS/Javascript. Nowadays with technologies like Ajax more and more logic moves from server-side to client side in Javascript. It would be great to have that opportunity to generate JS dynamically using all flexibility that ASP.NET provides for HTML generation.
I want to write a Edit.cshtml file for an entity with many properties to edit, so I have to write the following codes many times:
I am working on consuming the Instagram API and I am stuck at step 2 of their OAuth. I have a code from their redirect back to me, but then they want me to do a post with parameters like below…
I am using MVC3 and am trying to serve content from https, the problem is that when I call Url.Content the files are still served from http using a relative url. I thought this problem was addressed in MVC3 but i can’t seem to find any solution. Does anybody know if this issue is inherently solved in MVC3 and how to accomplish it or do I need to create my own helper methods to generate absolute Urls based on protocol?
I’m trying to follow the post here, which may very well be wrong, to learn a little more about partial view loading in MVC. I know the basics of MVC but want to do more of the ajax stuff I used to do before I started using MVC.
after a lot of help yesterday, I came up against a known error in asp.net4 beta – I upgraded to VS2012 RC Express (4.5), and now I’m getting an internal server error, and I can’t see why. I’m creating a web API: