Have been working on detecting a timeout on an asp.net project. Have an ajax function that checks every 5 seconds to see if the session has expired. Without the ajax function checking, it actually expires after a minute, but if…
in my web application I have a gridview where I have data from a database. It looks like this: number place 1234579 home2 1787543 home1 And i want edit fist column (number) to format - fifth character from right side…
I have two ASP .Core MVC applications that are hosted under the same url. I've managed to separate them with Nginx so that a certain path goes to app-2, while the rest goes to app-1: http://host -> app-1 http://host/setup ->…
I have a web form which contains a submit button which updates the database. After clicking the button I need to display a message and go back to the previous page after 2 seconds.
I'm creating a web form project in asp.net with file attachment. I place a label control that would indicate the progress of the process (e.g. 'Starting process', few seconds change to 'Reading 1st record file', final label 'File process complete!').…
I have a view component inside my view @await Component.InvokeAsync("UserProfileCard") and I want when I click on a button only this component will be refresh without refreshing the page with using jquery ajax or jquery Unobtrusive
I'm trying to do a get request, here's my razor page class: public class IndexModel : PageModel { public IEnumerable<ApiAnime> ApiData { get; set; } public async Task<IActionResult> OnGet() { var request = new HttpRequestMessage(HttpMethod.Get, "https://api.aniapi.com/v1/anime"); var client = _clientFactory.CreateClient();…
I am trying to make a news site, I want to make the news title be moving and once the user puts the mouse over a title it will stop and if click on it it will open this news…
I want to ask a question that comes my mind. This question about memory accessing, contains the object with singleton lifetime in asp.net core. So, suppose exists in this structure two thread. one of them is the normal request/response thread…
Consider the following object structure stored as documents: public class Foo { public string Id { get; set; } public List<FooBar> Bars { get; set; } // ... } public class FooBar { public string uid { get; set; }…