I need to apply validation on input time intervals that are taken in as seconds. Now i am not really good at Regular expressions. So can any body help making a regular expression that can test whether a number is divisible by 60.
I’ve developed a web page with MS Chart (.net framework 2.0, visual studio 2010).
Like this picture, I have to put the percentage label inside the doughnut.
I am using app.config file to read data from it..
I am loading the app.config file as:
In a little demo application that I’m building I put code to initialize the database in the Global.Session_Start() event. However, I notice that this event does not fire when I’m running through the app in the debugger on the development server (haven’t tested it anywhere else yet).
How can I open any file, specified by a path, in ASP.NET programatically?
If I create a Uri class instance from string that has trailing full stops – ‘.’, they are truncated from the resulting Uri object.
I’ve done a bit of searching, and most people seem to hit this when sending larger amounts of data, but I’m not.
When creating a asp.net page, which uses the .NET framework, does the client accessing the page need to have the .NET framework installed on their computer? I.e. User goes to www.fakesite.com/default.aspx, if they do not have the framework installed will they be able to access the website?
I am trying to insert a new entity using LINQ-to-SQL, and entity is associated with a User entity. The insert of the new entity is successful, but my existing User entity gets inserted as if it were a new User. The code looks something like the following:
How to get the last time the current ASP.NET app was initiated?