How to safely cast nullable result from sqlreader to int?
I have a table which contains null values and I need to get data from the table using SqlDataReader. I can’t figure out how I can safely cast DBNull to int.
I have a table which contains null values and I need to get data from the table using SqlDataReader. I can’t figure out how I can safely cast DBNull to int.
I am using iTextSharp and CSharp for creating the pdf. I need to add formfields like checkbox, radiobutton and dropdown which can not be edited.
HI coder i have a gridview in which data comes from database.. now id of all row is same what i want it to show only first row of my gridview and hide rest of the others but not their value i just wana hide them. i want their value because i have a lightbox on it.
Consider the setup where a list of ids and passwords are stored in a database on a server and when a user enters his login credentials then the code-behind verifies it against the server and sets values like Session[“id”] Session[“login”] to determine whether user has access to certain page.
I want to store images from the flex application to a asp net web service and at a later point will be sending these images back to flex application . Can you please give a example web method in c# or suggest a website to read about how to do this. I tried goggling but couldn’t find anything very useful
I am trying to turn off Request Validation for all action methods in a controller by doing this:
I’d like to restrict my form input from entering non-english characters. For example, all Chinese, Japanese, Cyrllic, but also single characters like: à, â, ù, û, ü, ô, î, ê. Would this be possible? Do I have to set up a locale on my MVC application or rather just do a regex textbox validation? Just a side note, I want to be able to enter numbers and other characters. I only want this to exclude letters.
I have 2 DataTable and I want to create a third DataTable that contais the difference between DataTable 1 and DataTable 2.
I want to recycle the application pool through my application.
I’m developing an ASP.NET MVC 5 application with C# and .Net Framework 4.7.