I want to add string value from the database to the string with @ as seen at the code below. However, I keep getting an error such as ; expected and I try to find the answer through other post but it does not seem like there is not. Is there any way I can input the value inside the string with @?
I am developing an ASP.NET Core 3.1 project. I want to group Services in Tickets based on the average of the difference between CreatedTime and ModifiedTime of Tickets.
I want to display data in a gridview using a SQL Server stored procedure. The interface should include two textboxes for two parameters, one button, and a gridview. The data will display after all parameters are filled out and the button is clicked. But I got an error saying
I am using a connection string which works fine with my local database, but it does not work with my host’s database.
This is my code in web.config file
I’m new to C# and visual studio, I started learning recently…at the moment I’m trying to make one button that counts the number of clicks and a text box which you can type in any number and it will be reflected in the button counter while adding 1, right now it works but I want the button to add 1 every time you click, here is my code,
I’m just trying to apply Option Pattern and I coded that in ConfigureServices:
I’ve been following several tutorial on integrating the OWin identity in my ASP.net app, for instance this one
In my doctor table I have 3 columns named start time, end time and duration.
I’m new to C# and currently I’m trying to make 2 simple textboxes for weather, one to have the temperature in Celsius, and the other textbox have the temperature in Fahrenheit, what I wanna do is make the user type the temperature in any textbox and the other will calculate and convert it like from Celsius to Fahrenheit and vice versa,
I’ve created a template Blazor Server Side project in VS with single tenant Azure AD authentication. Running the app on localhost i’m able to log in fine, but unable to log in when the app is published as Azure Web app. Error: AADSTS50011: The reply URL specified in the request does not match the reply URLs configured for the application: ‘app client id here’.