Looking for direct way to convert/cast all elements of List<string> to a list of particular type which has one string property. Type Class with one string property: public class ClaimNumber { public string claimNumber { get; set; } } The…
EDIT: I found the problem. I am simply a big dumb! I removed "public static" from "IEnumerator" and that fixed everything. I am a COMPLETE beginner to programming, and this is the first program I have ever written. To learn,…
I have created one web application and when i run application in normal browser windows it works perfectly. But when i open same application in iFrame tag my cookies get vanished automatically. When I Inspect browser window i can see…
I have this custom section in Web.config <serviceWorker PriorityCronExp="__serviceWorker_PriorityCronExp__" ScheduledCronExp="__serviceWorker_ScheduledCronExp__" /> I want to replace the variables in my release, I have configured the variables and checked "XML Variable subsitution", but my release is not detecting the variables the vars…
The following piece of code takes ~700 ms to run in Debug mode (Visual Studio 2017). I have read numerous questions on how to speed it up, but the majority of things I tried does not seem to have any…
I have a asp.net data grid view with a button field. After clicking the button field whole page refreshes and moves to the top of the grid view. I need to stay at the last click position. I've tried the…
In my ASP.Net MVC application, there are two contexts I have linked with my system. In my controller, I have mentioned it as private zSqlDb db = new zSqlDb(); private DatabaseZSql dbs = new DatabaseZSql(); So I want to connect…
I want to allow a user to determine some optional fields for the response. The example here is simple strings, but in a live example, this could be used to show/not show hundreds or even thousands of lines of complex…
I've been experiencing some port exhaustion recently, and I recently stumbled across this video by Nick Chapsas where he talks about how misusing HttpClient can lead to some of the same issues that I've been seeing. I use the HttpClientFactory…
I need to consume an external API to update or create data, I need to handle service down cases and don't lose the data if the service went down for more than expected, what is the best approach to do…