Using C# .Net Core, I'm wanting to remove records/rows with duplicate IDs value, example: ID | Value1 ---------------- 321 | data_1 123 | data_2 321 | data_3 I want to completely remove BOTH rows with the same ID of 321,…
I am using Google Ads to track purchase conversions on my Ecommerce website. When a user clicks on my Google Ad for a product and then makes the purchase and lands on the thank you page, the conversion event is…
I have an image that is in base64. It was encoded with Convert.ToBase64String(Image) in my controller. My question is, by using JavaScript, how can I insert the already loaded image from img element into the input element so I can…
I inherited this code base in which I need to pass extra property to the controller. This field happens to be a select dropdown for users to select yes or no. I need to pass that value to the controller.…
I am trying to send stringified array from view with $.ajax but I am constantly getting null in controller. This is controller function: [HttpPost] public void SaveColumnsToDb(string data) { var a = data; } Console outputs: str: (2) ['SerialNumber', 'MeasurementUnit'] JSON…
I am building an ASP.NET (v4.8) Web application that will be hosted as an Azure App Service, but for now we are on localhost. I am configured for Azure AD successfully and I am receiving an authorization code because I…
I'm trying pass id as route parameter by asp-route-id always pass as a query parameter and I don't want to use href <a asp-area="Employe" asp-controller="PersonManager" asp-action="UserDetails" asp-route-id="@Model.Provider.Id">details</a> the route is like this https://localhost:5002/Employe/PersonManager/UserDetails?id=b4065ff6-c7bd-4244-a6b6-9bc6b7b4c7a8 but I want be like this https://localhost:5002/Employe/PersonManager/UserDetails/b4065ff6-c7bd-4244-a6b6-9bc6b7b4c7a8…
Heres My Model and ViewModel. I have multiple Models, just showing parts of them for now. public class Order { [Key] public int Id { get; set; } public int TotalItems { get; set; } public DateTime DeliveryDate { get;…
I have a simple ASP.Net Web API method that returns a BadRequest like this .. catch (Exception ex) { Log.Error($"CreateRequest:requestedBy:{requestedBy.FirstName} {requestedBy.Surname} {requestedBy.EmailAddress} Message:{ex.Message} Stack Trace:{ex.ToString()}"); return BadRequest(ex.Message); } The calling front end catches the error the usual way like this..…
I have a really stupid question. I have a foreach loop in my project: @foreach (var item in Model.HallIndex!) The foreach gives me all the halls in a cinema + the movies which are scheduled in the future, including the…