I want to create a class which stores DataTables, this will prevent my application to import a list of details each time I want to retrieve it. Therefore this should be done once, I believe that the following code does so, but I am not sure if it is thread-safe.
How do I force full post-back from a button within an UpdatePanel?
I work on a project where we’re considering using Orchard CMS.
How can I hide a TemplateField column in a GridView?
I seek some insight in creating an application that converts text to speech in ASP.NET. From my initial research, it appears that:
I am using a service component through ASP.NET MVC.
I would like to send the email in a asynchronous way to let the user do other stuff without having to wait for the sending.
I have asp:TextBox to keep a value of money, i.e. ‘1000’, ‘1000,0’ and ‘1000,00’ (comma is the delimiter because of Russian standard).
I need to send documents to a network printer (myservermyprinter). I’m using the System.Printing classes to print, and it works fine when it’s from a Windows Service, but from an ASP.NET app, it’s only able to print to local printers, not network printers. The error I’m getting is “Printer Name is not valid” This is what I’m using to get the printer name:
I’m having problems with the AntiForgeryToken in ASP.Net MVC. If I do an iisreset on my web server and a user continues with their session they get bounced to a login page. Not terrible but then the AntiForgery token blows up and the only way to get going again is to blow away the cookie on the browser.
Trying to use new C# 5 async model it was surprising to me AspNetSynchronizationContext is an internal class (as well as AspNetSynchronizationContextBase base). Thus undocumented. But it’s essential to know what it does when utilizing async/await feature within your ASP.NET code. Am I correct that
It does guarantee your continuations will get the same HttpContext.Current as original callers?
It does not guarantee the continuations will execute on the same thread as the callers?