How do I route images using ASP.Net MVC routing?
I upgraded my site to use ASP.Net MVC from traditional ASP.Net webforms. I’m using the MVC routing to redirect requests for old .aspx pages to their new Controller/Action equivalent:
I upgraded my site to use ASP.Net MVC from traditional ASP.Net webforms. I’m using the MVC routing to redirect requests for old .aspx pages to their new Controller/Action equivalent:
I have a model class, with a property like this:
I have problem in asp.net button control.
I am making a call to a page on my site using webclient. I’m trying to get the result of the webpage put into a pdf so I am trying to get a string representation of the rendered page. The problem is that the request is not authenticated so all I get is a login screen. I have sent the UseDefaultCredentials property to true but I still get the same result. Below is a portion of my code:
I had no problem with this in Visual Studio 2008 but it seems that VS 2010 is having an issue, and I’m betting it’s probably me.
I have a grid view on my page and I want to export it to the Excel Sheet,
Below is the code I had written to do this task, here I am already passing the dataset to the method to bind the grid and btnExcelExport is the button which will export the Grid Content in to Excel Sheet :-
In my EF later, I’m trying to pass in an anonymous function to be used as part of my Linq query. The function would pass in an INT and return a BOOL (u.RelationTypeId is an INT). Below is a simplified version of my function:
I’d like to use the newer <button> tag in an ASP.NET website which, among other things, allows CSS-styled text and embedding a graphic inside the button. The asp:Button control renders as <input type="button">, is there any way to make a preexisting control render to <button>?
I’m generating a coupon based on dynamic input and a cropped image, and I’m displaying the coupon using ntml and css right now, the problem is, printing this has become an issue because of how backgrounds disappear when printing and other problems, so I think the best solution would be to be able to generate an image based on the html, or set up some kind of template that takes in strings and an image, and generates an image using the image fed in as a background and puts the coupon information on top.