The underlying provider failed on Open
I made 3 Ajax processes to run the below code at the same time.
but one of the processes throw exception that message says “The underlying provider failed on Open.”
asp.net
ASP.NET Core: redirect from GET to POST
I want to call MarriageById as GET, like this:
CheckBox Checked state inside gridview
I have a simple gridview
Incorrect syntax near ‘nvarchar’ must declare scalar variable near @num
Hi all I created a project that has a Formview bound to a Gridview. All the other commands seem to work fine except when I try to update the form view I get the error in the title. Here is my code.
Add language name in URL by using Routing in Asp.net
How we can add language name in URL by using Routing?
Scope of variables in aspx.cs file
I am writing following code:
Retrieve FileID from DotNetNuke using FileName
I’m trying to get the FileID of a file based on the FileName. This is what I have, but it returns false. Any ideas?
Why do I need a recompiled page when a method used by it changes?
I have an aspx page that used a method in a class in the App Code folder, doSomething(int[] x). I changed the function definition to use an IEnumerable instead of an array: doSomething(IEnumerable<int> x). Next, I precompiled the web site, using “allow web site to be updatable”, and published the new App_Code.dll. Now, the precompiled version of the page gives a Server error at runtime: “Method not found”.
If I also publish the DLL generated for the page, “App_Web_[page].aspx.[random].dll”, it works. So it appears the signature of the function is embedded in the compiled page somehow…? Why is this, and is there a way to avoid this problem when changing existing code?
I’d hate updating all my page DLLs whenever I change code in my common classes.
Role based Authorization in ASP.net MVC 4
I’m working on creating a role system in ASP.net.
Now it works fine because I can associate roles to users
ReportViewer to PDF inside div/image/object
Been searching for the past couple of days and haven’t been able to find what I’m looking for, hopefully I haven’t missed it.