I’ve just published my site in my server, but when I type in the browser www.mysite.com I get this error : HTTP Error 403.14 – Forbidden The Web server is configured to not list the contents of this directory.However if I type www.mysite.com/Home.aspx it loads correctly. So, how can I set the default page?? I … Read more
I’m writing a basic app to learn ASP.NET 5. One area I find very confusing is configuration. Prior to ASP.NET 5, I could do the following:
When developing an application using .NET Framework 4.6 (MVC4/5), I used to add custom mime types in the web.config file, like this (this is the actual mime types I need to add in my app):
I have an ASP.NET MVC 5 project which works well and it also references a .NET Framework 4.7.2 Class library which produces some CrystalReports. CrystalReports does not support .NET Core, so the class library will stay with full .NET Framework.
To access App Keys in a class library, do we need to do the following code in every class library and class where we need to access a AppKey?
I have a previously generated DLL with some enterprise code that I would like to reuse in a .NETCore project. However, since the original DLL was created and compiled using .NETFramework 4.5 I am not able to directly add the dll as a reference.
Why should I choose ASP.NET Web Application (.NET Framework) instead of ASP.NET Core Web Application (.NET Framework)?
I am migrating an ASP.NET application to ASP.NET Core and they have some calls to HttpServerUtility.Transfer(string path). However, HttpServerUtility does not exist in ASP.NET Core.
When I use IdentityUser model in Asp.Net Identity with EntityFramework, it creates some standard fields in the database. All the fields are self explanatory except for the below two fields.
I have this exact code from the accepted answer in my project which I need to migrate into ASP.NET Core MVP.