I have a form which inserts data in DB on Submit button click but the problem is when client click the button multiple times its sends multiple create requests means multiple button click events for the same time of same data, which must not be.
I have search a lot to remove the unwanted space but could not found. I only found links which can used to remove black and white background space. But my background images can be anything. So, If I have these images,
I am looking for cache server for .NET. What can you suggest? As i know memcached has provider for .net. Is it good enough to use for .net in production?
Here’s the basic setup. We have an ASP.Net WebForms application with a page that has a Flash application that needs to access an external Web Service. Due to (security I presume) limitations in Flash (don’t ask me, I’m not a Flash expert at all), we can’t connect to the Web Service directly from Flash. The work around is to create a proxy in ASP.Net that the Flash application will call, which will in turn call the WebService and forward the results back to the Flash application.
I’m trying to build a very, very simple “micro-webapp” which I suspect will be of interest to a few Stack Overflow’rs if I ever get it done. I’m hosting it on my C# in Depth site, which is vanilla ASP.NET 3.5 (i.e. not MVC).
I’m using WS class and it gave me error when I run the application:
I’ve created a new ASP.NET Core Web Application project in VS17 using the “Web Application (Model-View-Controller)” template and “.Net Framework” + “ASP.NET Core 2” as the configuration. The authentication config is set to “Individual User Accounts”.
I am storing all my dates in UTC format in my database. I ask the user for their timezone and I want to use their time zone plus what I am guessing is the server time to figure out the UTC for them.
I am looking for the file WebResource.axd (to see its source code) but I can’t find it.
Where is it?
Is it possible to transform the following Web.config appSettings file: