There is no startup.cs application in my dotnet core 8 project. The guide I followed includes startup.cs because it is an old version. What should I do? In the guide, there is CORS disablement, but I do not have startup.cs.
I have created a C# function in Azure using Visual Studio Code and followed the below steps to Select a language for your function project --> Choose C#. Select a .NET runtime -- > Choose .NET 8.0 Isolated (LTS). Select…
Let's start by saying that this problem make me crazy :-) Backgroung info: I need to add Graph support to an old project ASP.NET, Framework 4.7.2 and webform. I know, it's an old and crap technology, but I need it…
I've got a frontend application which is producing a JSON object (let's call it a RuleGroup). Each RuleGroup contains a list of either subgroups or nodes. Here is a rough example of what this may look like: { "combinator": "OR",…
I am writing some middleware that would benefit from a memory cache. So I'm using dependency injection to provide an IMemoryCache instance. public async Task Invoke(HttpContext context, UserManager<ApplicationUser> userManager, IMemoryCache cache) { // Access cache here... } This seems to…
I have implemented a login form that utilizes the login controller, which serves as a base controller. While the controller functions properly, my concern lies with error handling. Regrettably, I am unable to display error messages within the form as…
As a newcomer to .NET, I'm learning to work with JSON deserialization in C#. How can I efficiently deserialize a JSON array of objects with nested properties into a list of C# instances, while effectively handling the de-nesting process? I…
You can view Collection.Find(...).ToString() in the Watch window in Visual Studio to see the generated query, but this doesn't work for Collection.FindAsync(...). How can I see the generated query used behind the scenes when calling FindAsync()?
I'm coding an ASP.NET core application. I read a record of SQL database and I want to show it in my html page through a Jquery function. It's a part of my code: //some code... <script charset="utf-8" type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function ()…
I have a table named "Applications" where I keep track of the applications made by my candidates to vacancies. Now, I need to write a statistical query for HRs, and when an HR logs in, I should bring the candidates…