Is there a way to inherently/manually log the number of times a specific file is accessed in an ASP site. For instance, I’ve got a few .mp3 files I have on my server and I would like to know how many times each file has been visited.
I have one asp.net application, which has some problems while i am entering the special characters such as “: &#, ” in the search box. If i enter this text in search box, i got the exception like this.
I’m using multiple areas in MVC 3 and I’m having problems with my views not being found. The routing seems to pick up my controllers correctly (all the actions are executing without any problems), but when I return a view MVC simply doesnt find it.
I’m attempting to implement a multi-tenant application where I query the db via the tenant object, instead of directly off the context. Before I had this:
In Asp.Net for creating a huge pdf report iam using “ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem”, My requirement is report has to be created asynchronously , and i do not want to wait for the Response. I plan to achieve it through below code
I just moved from php to asp.net. I’m trying to deploy a very basic mvc 3 application to my hosting provider. After it deploys, I visit the website, and it displays:
I have 2 methods I tried to iterate through all my textboxes in an asp.net page. The first is working, but the second one is not returning anything. Could someone please explain to me why the second one is not working?
I am using ListView/DataPager.
How can i convert an UTF-8 string into an ISO-8859-1 string?
@Html.ValueFor(x=>x.PropertyName) @Model.PropertyName It seems like these two Razor commands do the exact same thing. Is there any special circumstance or benefit of using one over the other? Answers: Thank you for visiting the Q&A section on Magenaut. Please note that all the answers may not help you solve the issue immediately. So please treat them … Read more