I have the need to allow a user to “tab through” making edits on a gridview. There will be one editable column in the row data. The user should be able to hit tab and go to the next row to edit said column.
Due to my problem that I am unable to run dos command via my web service.
I want to write a Edit.cshtml file for an entity with many properties to edit, so I have to write the following codes many times:
I am working on consuming the Instagram API and I am stuck at step 2 of their OAuth. I have a code from their redirect back to me, but then they want me to do a post with parameters like below…
The goal I want to display in my view some message when some user is added. The problem When something goes wrong in our model, there is a method (ModelState.AddModelError) to handle unsuccessful messages. But, when the things go okay, how can we handle a message to the user saying that his action was a … Read more
I know I can create a connection string in the c# class itself, but I am trying to avoid doing that. I want to create the connection in the web.config, which I read is more secure. Nevertheless I couldn’t find any example that has the following attributes specified:
I’m doing an automation program. I load a webpage into my windows form and load it in WebBrowser control. Then, I need to click on a link from the WebBrowser programatically. How can I do this? for example:
I have a program (I created) and I want to start it on the server when the webpage loads.
In the code below, sometimes someFunctionCall() generates an exception:
I have a website where I need to add a Favicon.ico. The site is written using ASP.NET 3.5 Web Forms with Routing. The issue is that the Favicon link always returns a page not found error. This is because the Routing does not know where the link for Favicon.ico should go to so it returns the Not Found page.