I'm exporting some data from database to excel using CLOSEDXML. I need to add the corresponding objects/item to each object in the 'newModelist' IQueryable and add all the object to new List. In my case new row were added in…
Is there a way to disable the outputcache here programmatically if something happens that is not an exception? [OutputCache(CacheProfile = "StatisticSheets")] public virtual ActionResult GameStatistics(int? eventId, int? divisionId, string ids) { If(true) { // Don't Cache This Page } return…
I have set an OnSubmit() property to @Html.BeginForm() that calls this function: $('form').submit(function () { deleteImages(); return true; }); The problem is, this gets executed even if the form isn't valid. How do I check if the form is valid,…
im using JWT to Authentication, and I'm storing it in Cookies. I want to use HttpContext.SignInAsync to login, I saw a lot of example with basic Cookie Auth, but not with JWT. Here is my Startup.cs services.AddTransient<IUserRepository, UserRepository>(); services.AddTransient<ITokenService, TokenService>();…
So the first action would be: @using (Html.BeginForm("Edit", "Post", FormMethod.Post, new { enctype = "multipart/form-data" })) and the second would be a ajax call: <input type="submit" value="Save" onclick="deleteImages()" class="btn btn-default" /> Ajax: <script> let deletedImages = []; function Remove(id, e)…
I am currently using the @Html.EditorFor HTML helper for the password field. I want to use the @Html.PasswordFor HTML helper instead. I copied the current code and replaced @Html.EditorFor with @Html.PasswordFor. CSHTML This is the code: @Html.EditorFor(x => x.Password, new…
Let's assume I have add order API & I need to call 3 APIs if the order is saved successfully. I want to return the response as soon as the order processing is finished without waiting for the 3 APIs…
I have the following Category Model: public class CategoryDTO { public int Id { get; set; } public string Name { get; set; } public List<SelectList> WarehouseNames { get; set; } } Warehouse Model: public class Warehouse { public int…
Why do both SSMS and ASP.NET MVC dropdowns show the data I filled in a different order sorted alphabetically? I've added the "Other" option as the last and when I ask SSMS to show the table content I get it…
I have a generic interface IViewModelService.cs public interface IViewModelService<T> where T : class { public Task<T> Get(); // returns a view model } Which is implemented by two different View Model Services that I assume are closed types: public class…