I’m using the Identity 2.0 framework for user management.
Unfortunately, in my use case an account activation/password reset cannot be done using a direct link, so the user would have to copy the code from his e-mail and paste it into the website.
First I was changing HyperLink.NavigateUrl in code-behind on Page_Load().
When i am trying to run my website (with aspx) this problem comes up:
I need to create different page views for different types of users.
I already asked that here: How to create pages with different permissions’ views
I’ve been trying to implement a model binder for an abstract class in ASP.NET Core 2 without success.
I’ve tried to set up a small demo, in which an article has multiple comments. The article details view, should render the comments in a partial view. The partialView itself contains another partial view for adding a new comment.
I have many controllers with many actions. Each action has it’s own Role ( Role name = ControllerName.actionName ).
I have a general exception handler, Application_error in my global.asax where I’m trying to isolate all the uncaught exceptions on all my many pages. I don’t want to use Page_error to catch exception because it’s inefficient to call that on so many pages. So where in the exception can I find what page actually caused the exception?
I would like to place an image in my application. when I click on it I want to move to another page. In general my asp:image to work as link
Is that possible ??