Where should I place my database connection string and how do I handle connection pooling?
I am developing an asp.net application which I have hosted on an IIS server. To open a connection I use:
I am developing an asp.net application which I have hosted on an IIS server. To open a connection I use:
I have the following problem.
I am trying to manipulate the XML of a Word 2007 document in C#. I have managed to find and manipulate the node that I want but now I can’t seem to figure out how to save it back. Here is what I am trying:
I am uploading file using ASP.net File upload control.
My FileUpload1.HasFile is always returning false.
For some reason by css link in a webforms master page is getting mangled by ASP.NET.
I have a simple question. I have two different projects like
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