I have a Bootstrapper that looks through all Assemblies in an ASP.NET MVC application to find types that implement an IBootstrapperTask interface, and then registers them with an IOC Contrainer. The idea is that you can literaly place your IBootstrapperTasks anywhere, and organise your Projects how you please.
I wrote this code. The code contains the expected runat=”server” attribute, but it is giving me this error message: error on hiddenfield part.
My iphone client posts the following json to my mvc service.
When posting data from html form it automatically converts form data to UserModel and passes the object to my Create method, but when I send the JSON string in the body of my request from iphone it comes back as null.
How can i convert String like 20100102 into datetime in a formate of dd/MM/yyyy?
How do I get the GridView control to render the <thead> <tbody> tags? I know .UseAccessibleHeaders makes it put <th> instead of <td>, but I cant get the <thead> to appear.
I’m starting with the amazon servers and started studying about SES.
I am using asp.net C # and made my code based tutorials.
I already checked the domain and also checked the emails in which I will run the test.
I am looking help for ASP.NET MVC application. Which authenticate single tenant azure active directory users and can authorize users using active directory security group. i.e. if user is part of that security group then only allow access to website otherwise access denied.
I believe this question was asked several months back, but i believe my situation is different and the same rules may not apply.
Sometimes I will be at a breakpoint in my code and I want to view the contents of a DataTable variable (or a DataTable in a DataSet). The quick watch doesn’t give you a very clear view of the contents. How can I view them easily?
I have a web page which a user can download a PDF file via an ASP.NET web handler (.ashx). It is implemented like the answer in this question. The problem I have is when I do do this window.top.location.href = url; in my JavaScript I have no real control over what happens if there is an exception thrown in the handler. The user experience, when everything works correctly, is that they essentially stay on the page they were on and the browser tells them that they can download the PDF file. However, when there is an exception thrown in the handler they are redirected to the URL of the handler and shown a blank page.