Very slow HttpClient SendAsync call
After reading other answers I can’t realize why SendAsync is so slow.
After reading other answers I can’t realize why SendAsync is so slow.
I have a table:
I want to restrict few file types format and allow all others in regular expression validation expression. What i have try is specify some allowed and some restricted file types but i want to specify restricted file types and allow all others type to be uploaded.
I have been given a .wsdl file and .pfx from the provider.
I have a normal gridview on asp.net web page… I want to select a row using jquery and then pressing a button to send the id and descripcion columns to a web service…
I am making a comment box for my webpage,
I have designed the form to take the user Name and comments and store it in the database table. I don’t know how to render that data on the page. Either by iterating on the table and subsequently creating paragraph on the page or by creating labels on the page.
Basically what im trying to do is make a program that list game information for league of legends.. using there API to extract data. how this works is you Search there username and it returns an integer linked to that account, you then use that integer to search for all of the information for that account, EG account level, wins, losses, etc.
I’ve run into a problem i can’t seem to figure out.. Please not that I’m very new to Json.net so have little experience about working with it.. Below is how the search for the user ID is found, The First section is the Username Minus Any spaces in the name the next is the ID which is the information i require.
I am wondering how the HttpContext is maintained given that the request-response nature of the web is essentially stateless.
I have a view which has a populated dropdownlist, I have added a button so the user can add a new dropdownlist value in a jquery modal, so when the user clicks to add the new dropdownlist value I want to refresh the dropdownlist but at the moment nothing is updating.