ASP.NET Web API caches action filter attributes across requests
There seems to be some weird behavior in ASP.NET Web API (4.0.30506) that I haven’t witnessed before.
There seems to be some weird behavior in ASP.NET Web API (4.0.30506) that I haven’t witnessed before.
I need to build a website and an application that communicate together, in both directions. I will be building the website with ASP.NET, and the application in C#.
Use the FindNode method to get a node from the TreeView control at the specified value path. The value path contains a delimiter-separated list of node values that form a path from the root node to the current node. Each node stores its value path in the ValuePath property. The PathSeparator property specifies the delimiter character that is used to separate the node values.
How do I pass a method as an argument?
I do this all the time in Javascript and need to use anonymous methods to pass params. How do I do it in c#?
i´m trying to use the asp.net web api in WEB FORMS with visual studio 2010 (sp1)
i have done this steps http://myrandomykien.blogspot.com/2012/02/simplest-web-api-site-with-nuget.html
We are trying to modify the Action attribute of the main ASP.NET form in the master page dynamically.
I want to get clients Time Zone offset from his IP address for my web app. I have tried using Javascripts getTimezone function, but, some clients have their timezone or time set incorrectly. I want to get the offset and render some information back on client based on their timezone.
I have a textbox on my website:
I’m trying to add a “max-age” header to my response. It works fine on my Visual Studio Development Server, but as soon as I move the app to IIS (tried both IIS express locally and IIS on the server) – the header disappears.
I have included a model and created a view file as well as a controller to direct all of them