Entity Framework – The underlying provider failed on ConnectionString
While using the Entity Framework I have split it out to it’s own project:
While using the Entity Framework I have split it out to it’s own project:
I have a page with a simple dropdown and repeater control in page.on submit repeater control is bound to datasource1 which has 3 columns.

I don’t understand what’s the deal behind this, why is it so easy to get route values inside Request of controller but nearly impossible to do the same thing on HttpContext.Current.Request?
I can’t get my GridView to enable a user to sort a column of data when I’m using a custom SqlDataSource.
I need to initialize the text attribute of the text box element with a property from some where else when actually I can simply do this from code but it will be much more convenient if it possible to do it like this:
I have a ASP.NET Core API project and I’d like to utilize DirectoryServices and DirectoryServices.AccountManagement namespaces.
We’re throwing together a quick project (CRUD forms) and decided to skip view models and use EF entities directly in controllers and views. Since I’m not used to this approach, I’m confused about handling validation.
I’m trying to do an INSERT into an already set DB in MS SQL Server, the DB server is in a shared hosting (godaddy).
I’m using the session to hold a custom object UserSession and I access the session like this:
I have a web method with multiple parameters. The web method is only dependent on 2 fields, the rest are all optional.