I am working on ASP.net core MVC. Initially, I created my database tables and via Scaffold-DbContext I have created my model in dot net core. Now I have updated my database tables and I want to update my model as well. So I have tried below
We need to register a new training course in the system. Save the Course Name, Course Price and Lesson List into the database. The number of lessons for each course is different, so the user will dynamically add fields to enter the name of each lesson. How to get the data entered by the user from the fields and save them to the list, and subsequently to the database?
I’ve got a View rendering two dropdownlists. The controllers for the dropdownlists work fine. They call methods in a repository class for the DB selections. Below the dropdownlists I’m trying to render a table of data in a partial view, in response to the dropdownlist selections.
I want to copy data object to data transfer object which is nested with the same type.
Below is my JSON information where you can notice that there is not any key defined. {"KOA": {"test.jpg": "xyz.com/images/test.jpg"}} I am Looking the Output like: string _imgName= ms-koa-acazia-ceramic.jpg string _imgUrl= xyz.com/images/test.jpg “KOA” is also a dynamic value it can be changed so I can not fix it. Answers: Thank you for visiting the Q&A section … Read more
I am working with asp.net MVC application. I needed to add dynamic fields for a section. I am able to add those. I am also to remove dynamic text fields from the view/UI. But I am not able to dynamically change Id/name when a text is removed.
I’m using ASP.NET CORE 3.1 project in the new release of VS Community 2019
I am trying to create EmailTemplates. I have been able to write the controller codes and also created a .txt file in a folder but when the mail is been sent, the users receive it as a HTML code.
I’m trying to migrate my MVC project with full .Net framework 4.7.2 to Microsoft.Net.Sdk style project.
I wanted to read and parse a .txt file by calling it in the project’s folder.
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