In previous versions of ASP.NET it was possible, although not very simple, to render Razor views as strings. The methods I’ve seem are to use a fake controller, or also to use some external engine like RazorEngine.
I have a problem where I need to replace the last occurrence of a word in a string.
WMI, you will have to some manual parsing. Not sure if user privilege is going to hurt non admin users.
When I’m uploading large files to my web api in ASP.NET Core, the runtime will load the file into memory before my function for processing and storing the upload is fired. With large uploads this becomes an issue as it is both slow and requires more memory. For previous versions of ASP.NET there are some articles on how to disable the buffering of requests, but I’m not able to find any information on how to do this with ASP.NET Core. Is it possible to disable the buffering of requests so I don’t run out of memory on my server all the time?
In my project I am looping across a dataview result.
I had converted a Word Document(docx) to html, the converted html has windows-1252 as its character encoding. In .Net for this 1252 character encoding all the special characters are being displayed as ‘�’. This html is being displayed in a Rad Editor which displays correctly if the html is in Utf-8 format.
In an asp.net user control I have a button:
i have this code to create a local windows user
I’m trying to restrict the controllers of my ASP.NET Core routes to a certain namespace.
There are several questions about leveraging browser caching but I didn’t find anything useful for how to do this in an ASP.NET application. Google’s Pagespeed tells this is performance biggest problem.
So far I did this in my web.config: