No executable found matching command dotnet-projectmodel-server
I’m getting this error when opening .NET Core projetcs in VS 2015 Community:
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HttpContext throws HttpException
I have written a custom http handler. I have done this by writing a class which implements the IHttphandler.
Determine whether running in ASP.NET or WinForms/console without System.Web
From a class library, I need to determine at run-time whether I’m running in an ASP.NET app or a WinForms/console app. There have been several other questions asked on the subject, but all of those solutions require adding a reference to System.Web. If at all possible, when running my console and WinForms apps, I don’t want to load the System.Web assembly into memory just for one line of code out of thousands.
Submit Login control button when I hit Enter
I have an ASP.NET web page with a Login control on it. When I hit Enter, the Login button doesn’t fire; instead the page submits, doing nothing.
Can’t load System.Web.Cors assembly after call to Microsoft.Owin.Cors
When I check the System.Web.Cors assembly reference in the Solution Explorer, the Version is 5.2.3.0. The Specific Version property is set to False. The path is to the local project bin folder. When checking the .dll properties from the File Explorer, the file’s product version and file version. is also 5.2.3.
Split string based on the first occurrence of the character
How can I split a C# string based on the first occurrence of the specified character?
Suppose I have a string with value:
Render string containing razor-code in view
Thinking of CMS use cases here. Imagine a view like this:
ASP.NET 4.5 throws 502.5 as a virtual application in Azure Web App under a ASP.NET Core 2.0 application
This IS a duplicate from “Running MVC Web app targeting .net 4.6.1 in a virtual directory under a ASP.NET core web app. Is it possible?” but it is not resolved and OP said he solved it by creating an additional app. So I post it again.
Securing Elmah in ASP.NET website
I am having trouble trying to secure ELMAH. I have followed Phil Haacked’s tutorial, with the only difference being the demo project is a web application and my project is a website.
Find Types in All Assemblies
I need to look for specific types in all assemblies in a web site or windows app, is there an easy way to do this? Like how the controller factory for ASP.NET MVC looks across all assemblies for controllers.