CreateUserIdenityAsync returns “UserId not found” exception for custom IdentityUser
I’m following along the bitoftech tutorial about creating Identity and role based claims with JWT. My application user is a custom User table with int PK.
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HttpClient spike in memory usage with large response
I’m working on a console app that take a list of endpoints to video data, makes an HTTP request, and saves the result to a file. These are relatively small videos. Because of an issue outside of my control, one of the videos is very large (145 minutes instead of a few seconds).
Getting error: String reference not set to an instance of a String. Parameter name: s
I am using this code to truncate datetime from my database into its year and time components. The variables YearOfRelease and Runtime contain datetime of the format “dd/MM/yyyy hh:mm:ss” It was working fine previously but its now giving the error:
Environment.UserName returning application pool name instead of username
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what is character for end of file of filestream?
i am searching in a while loop for a particular character to check whether it reached the end of file.
List of what each of <% means (<%#, <%=, etc…)
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ASP.NET “special” tags
How can I generate a temporary Zip file, then auto-remove it after it is downloaded?
I have a download page where there are 3 download options: Word, Zip, and PDF. There is a folder containing .doc files. When a user clicks the Zip option on the page, I want ASP.NET to zip the folder with the .doc files into a temporary .zip file. Then the client will download it from the server. When the user’s download is finished, the temporary Zip file should delete itself.
A better way to get a Windows Username using Forms Authentication?
I’ve inherited a project that uses forms authentication, but a recent feature request requires me to get the Windows username of some users.
stream.CopyTo – file empty. asp.net
I’m saving an uploaded image using this code:
Singleton and HttpApplicationState
In a web app, I need to have only one instance of a class called ProcessManager. One way is to make it a singleton. The other way is to use the HttpApplicationState to make sure I always access the same instance, like this: