I have used FindControl in the past, prior to .NET 2.0/3.0. It seems like now, for some reason, the ID’s of my controls get a funky named assigned. For example I assigned an id “cbSelect” to a checkbox, but FindControl does not find it. When I view the HTML it was assigned ctl00_bodyPlaceHolder_ctl02_cbSelect.
My website has been giving me intermittent errors when trying to perform any Ajax activities. The message I get is
I have problems binding both a telerik RadGrid and a plain vanilla ASP.NET GridView to the results of the following LINQ to entities query. In both cases the grids contain the correct number of rows, but the data from only the first handful of rows is duplicated in all the other rows. I’m directly assigning the return value from this code the the DataSource property on the grids.
I’m working with an SSL application and am wanting to control which folders ignore, require or accept client certifications.
I noticed an unexpected (and I’d say, a redundant) thread switch after await inside asynchronous ASP.NET Web API controller method.
The text box in question is involved in an if statement within my code, something to the effect of
I’ve found this link on how to using Razor Engine for email templates in asp.net and it worked great. But I’ve tried to have a logo in the email template with an image.
I have a wcf service hosted in a website in IIS and I seem to have this issue.
In my web.config I have this:
I’ve inherited a legacy web application that has no unit tests in it. I’d like to add some, but am at a loss of where to start. Should I add them to old code? Or just new code going forward? What if that code interacts with legacy code? What would you suggest? Answers: Thank you … Read more
We are running serveral sites based on different .Net versions.