Question Mark (?) after session variable reference – What does that mean
I have had a code snippet comes to modify. In there i found this such syntax.
I have had a code snippet comes to modify. In there i found this such syntax.
Mind you, I am using master pages, but can I locate a div within the page and throw some html in there? Thanks.
I have an issue with onkeyup event with textbox. my function is to check password strength of the password textbox. so when a users enter his password, it will call the function of checking password strength and show in a label if his password is very weak/weak/medium/strong. Also, the textbox background will show colors according to the strength of the password. however when i type in the password textbox, the label does not show anything and the textbox does not change color.
I have an ASP.NET form that takes input from a user. There’s a Submit button on the form and a button called Calc which does a calculation to populate a text field. The problem I’m having is that on the form I have a set of <ASP:REQUIREDFIELDVALIDATOR> validators and when the Calc button is pressed the form gets validated. I don’t want the required fields to be validated when the Calc button is pressed, only the Submit button. Any way around this?
I replied that ASP.Net encompasses
both VB.Net and C#.Net – as far as I
know these are the two main sections
of ASP.Net. Is this right? Was he
talking nonsense or have I
misunderstood the whole concept of
.net for the last several years?
When I disable ViewState for the page. It does not allow any other control to use ViewState .. even if I set EnableViewState=”true” for that particular control ..
I have a UserControl inside a repeater. The repeater’s datasource is from SQL Server.
I have searched a lot and spend 3 days only for searching and trying different technique (on stackoverflow etc) but I find no solution for implementing checkboxlist in asp.net mvc. And at last I am posting my problem to stackoverflow;
So, my model looks like this;
Is there a function in C# that returns x times of a given char or string? Or must I code it myself?
I have a web app that I built using LINQ to SQL and I’m looking to upgrade it to LINQ to Entity Framework. I’ve looked at some tutorials and what I’ve learned is that basically in the database-first scenario, you create an ADO.NET Entity Data Model. And from there, you select which tables to include in the model (very similar to LINQ to SQL).