basically i am working on ASP.NET Core and I have an FromSqlRaw statement which filters and keeps some ids in a value of a talbe (ActiveCalls).
Then with Linq I filter another table of database (AppUsers).
My goal is to keep all columns of Appusers with Ids i take from ActiveCalls.
I got 2 tables in my db and i want to join them together but because sometime i got more than one record in table 2 that connect to table1 i want to show them in a new column . i have app in .net C# that send the query and read from it.
Can someone explain why people use the @ sign in things like page redirections?
<recurrence> <interval>1</interval> <unit>O</unit> <firsttime>2021-02-12T17:42:00</firsttime> <lasttime>1900-01-01T12:00:00</lasttime> </recurrence> <output> <outputformat>TXT</outputformat> <delimiter>,</delimiter> <filename>testfile1</filename> <path>\AIR-LAP-700053TestGEMOutput</path> <appendtofile /> <content> <type>NORMAL</type> <storedprocedure /> <outputitems> <outputitem> <field> <tablename>VW_DOCUMENT</tablename> <fieldname>GUID</fieldname> </field> <format> <type>CHAR</type> <specification /> </format> </outputitem> <outputitem> <field> <tablename>VW_DOCUMENT</tablename> <fieldname>PHYSICAL_DOC_GUID</fieldname> </field> <format> <type>CHAR</type> <specification /> </format> </outputitem> <outputitem> <field> <tablename>VW_DOCUMENT</tablename> <fieldname>DOC_TYPE</fieldname> </field> <format> <type>CHAR</type> <specification /> </format> </outputitem> </outputitems> <criteria> <criterion> <field> … Read more
I have an ASP.NET Image Control that refuses to render inside of an HTML table.
I have an asp.net webforms SaaS application where multiple ecommerce websites are running. Each website has its own domain (abc.com, xyz.com etc.) and each website’s content is fetched from the database based on the domain.
So I have the following piece of code that is showing a strange behavior or I am missing some point here: public async Task<IEnumerable<MyData>> GetMyData() { MySqlConnection conn; IEnumerable<MyData> list; string querystring = "SELECT * FROM tbl_mydata;"; using (conn = new MySqlConnection(mydbconnectionString)) { //conn.Open(); ConnectionState check1 = conn.State; list = await conn.QueryAsync<MyData>(querystring, commandType: CommandType.Text); ConnectionState … Read more
I have trouble preserving the original data by redirecting the same page when my custom error handling is executed in the controller.
Assume that I have a web page call Create.cshtml.
In that create webpage, I have a few form control which require the user to enter class code but the class code cannot be duplicated.
Assume that the user entered a class code that is existed in the system, my system should redirect back to Create.cshtml and pass error message (E.g. ViewBag.error = “Class Code duplicated”) and simulatenously .
But my current implementation does not revert back the original content/data after redirect.
I have a C# project and I am trying to convert it to ASP.NET and C#. This is my first ASP.NET project.
I have a gridview with three columns admin id, admin name and checkbox, and there is a single button below the gridview,