What I’m trying to do: When I select “PRODUSE” from the dropdownlist the following happens. “nume1” and “salariu” disappear / become inaccessible. The same goes for the other components in the list. What’s wrong with my if? Why doesn’t it work.
I am facing a problem using Dapper.
I have two models:
I am hosting on Azure and have it configured to only allow https. The backend is running ASP .NET Core in a Linux container. The webserver (Kestrel) is running without https enabled. I’ve configured Azure TLS/SSL settings to force https, so when users connect from the public internet, they have to use https. I have a cert that is signed by a cert authority and it’s configured in the Azure App Service -> TLS/SSL -> Bindings settings.
i have a bit problem with a select search of bootstrap, i need get the value of the search.
Hi i’m working on a project written in c# webform and it requere loghistory of changes if some one updated the data i should be inserted to logs table but i need to capture which column or which field is being update.
so i think comparing 2 list the oldList before update and the list after update
if i have this class
The specified type member ‘Date’ is not supported in LINQ to Entities. Only initializers, entity members, and entity navigation properties are supported
I have an ASP.NET webpage that reads a user’s CAC card. When publishing to a test server, it works fine; however, in my local development environment with IIS Express I get empty strings when using Request.ServerVariables(“CERT_SUBJECT”). I AM able to retrieve the “LOGON_USER” variable, but the “CERT_*” are all empty strings.
When I try to load a dropdown list in a Bootstrap navbar on an ASP.NET page, the desktop version of the list loads exactly as it appears on the official navbar documentation, but not when loading the same page on an iPad Air 2 with iOS 13.3.1. Instead of loading the listed items in a dropdown fashion, they appear below the dropdown menu’s name. Just as well, the toggle “hamburger” button appears as a blank button.
I have below piece of code:
I’ve come across an annoying issue, which I think is being caused by IIS 8.5. With a web app that I’m creating, I have created a custom JSON HttpStatusResult class (which was an idea from this stackoverflow post), which enables me to return JSON along side a 500, 400 or other types of HTTP response status codes. Here is that code: