I’m implementing a simple HttpModule, where I want some code to run when the web application is started. But I’m surprised to find that the Application_Start event I would normally use from Global.asax is not available from a HttpModule. Is that correct, or am I missing something here?
I’m starting a project that will be public facing using asp.net mvc. I know there are about a billion php, python, and ruby html sanitizers out there, but does anyone have some pointers to anything good in .net? What are your experiences with what is out there? I know stackoverflow is a site done in asp.net that allows freeform HTML, what does it use?
We are writing a feature to send a reminder email to customers in x number of days and just wondered if it was possible to delay the sending of the emails similar to how you can in Outlook (New Mail > Options button > Do not deliver before) in C#.
How can I dynamically set a stand alone(not in gridview) hyperlink control’s NavigateUrl property inline in the aspx page?
I am new to XML and tried the following but I’m getting an exception. Can someone help me?
I’m using Visual Studio 2015 to publish my ASP.NET Core app to IIS 7.5. All I’m trying to do is view a normal default.htm page within my wwwroot. Everything works fine when I use VS’s IIS Express, however when I publish is to IIS 7.5 and point the physical path to the wwwroot folder that Visual Studio created on publish, I get nothing but a blank screen (404). What’s weird is when I run the default app.run method from within the Configure method of startup.cs, it works perfectly:
I would like to insert the following into a string
I am using a hidden field ‘Isjsenabled’ to detect whether Client’s Javascript is enabled or disabled. If Javascript is enabled, Javascript function will be fired and it will set hidden field’s value to 1.
When checking the System.Net.ServicePointManager.DefaultConnectionLimit in .Net 4 in my debugger, I see really high numbers. I see 24 on one machine and see 48 on another machine.
Just for my clarification: