I have a DataTable where the columns are generated programmatically at runtime. I then bind this DataTable to a GridView. What I’m wondering is how I can create the GridView to accommodate this, and if it’s not possible, how I can output the DataTable into nicely formatted HTML.
We recently upgraded a .NET Core 2.1 Web App to .NET 3.1. Ever since, our profiles in launchSettings.json are not properly working. Specifically, the environmentVariables are not loading, with one in particular being “ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT”. We use this to switch appSettings.{Environment}.json when debugging locally to target different environments.
I have a site which is built in ASP.net and C#. Let’s call it webapp. it uses a Form system to log on into it, and cannot be changed easliy.
I have the following situation – I need to write a custom additional metadata attribute, that based on another property value (from the same model), adds a value to the AdditionalValues dictionary. Right now, my issue is that I’m not able to access the model instance inside my attribute class.
I am trying to do something like this :
I’m a bit stuck with the windows Azure plateforme. For now, I have a ASP.NET MVC 3 Web role running on Azure. But I want to deploy a Unity3D Web Player Application. How can I perform this task. I think it’s quite the same if I want to deploy a flash application on a web page. Instead of a .swf file, I have a .unity3d file.
Did somebody performed some kind of thing ?
Minor issue, but it’s driving me nuts nonetheless.
With the help of this blog, I have added a custom profile property OfficeKey to ApplicationUser class (in IdentityModels.cs file):
Here is my class (product.cs) where is the method to insert the image: