Hi i am developing a webbased ftp client application i want to get client file system directories and populate them into a tree view i try this code but it will give directories of the system (server) where my application is running , i want that when any user accesss my application through a browser i want load users filesystem directories.
I used a method for generating report in my previous project and tried to use the same method in the new project. However, I encounter “Non-invocable member ‘File’ cannot be used like a method” error and File cannot be recognized. By looking at the references of file, it seems to be FileContentResult Controller.File() in the previous project, but System.IO.File() in the new project (even if I remove using System.IO; from the references lines, I encounter “The name ‘File’ does not exist in the current context” error). Any idea to fix the problem?
In the code-behind of an ASP.NET project (MVP-pattern) I get in one of the presenters a string which contains something which looks like the content of a JSON file.
How do I set the selected value in a gridview dropdownlist to what is in the current record like I currently do for a text box.
I have a GridView :
I have a GridView control which shows a list of all employees. When user selects any employee from this list, the record is shown on a Web Form with all input controls pre-filled with the values.
The project I’m working on has System.Net.Http version 4.3.3 installed, according to NuGet. It had a binding redirect in the Web.config file to redirect it to version 4.2.0.0, which worked for some reason:
I’ve been asked to develop a facebook application that allows users of their current system to find each other using a this facebook app. Unfortuantely their requirements are that it has to be build in ASP.NET 3.5 (Easier for their clients distribution purposes).
In my Visual Studio Web project is a Web.config at the root.