You generally use ranges such as [a-z] and [0-9] to filter out just characters and numbers with an asterisk after it * I don’t have a copy of MVC 5 handy so I don’t know what the particular syntax is. A regex for that often looks like: ([0-9]|[A-Z]|[a-z])* It will be very similar in asp.net … Read more
Use var here, the compiler than will decide in the foreach loop from which type the SearchItem in the list is. In this example var is of type string/ SearchViewModel<string> vs = new SearchViewModel<string>(new List<string> { “1”,”2″,”3″}); foreach (var item in vs.SearchItems) { // logic, item in this case is string } solved Iterating through … Read more
“This issue” says that you need to add a reference to: assembly ‘EntityFramework.Core, Version=7.0.0.0 You can solve it by running the following command in the Package Manager Console: Install-Package EntityFramework.Core -Pre 2 solved References Assembly EntityFramework
So, from what I understand you want just make it work only on client side. If your model is not empty this code should work. If you want to load data as one result and make pagination on client side, then IPageList is not what you are looking for. Because, it is used only on … Read more
I have same problem yesterday when I convert my old 3.0 project to MVC 4. in 2013 ViewBag and something also not found in current context even it’s work fine in browser. Make a new app with same namespace and copy paste the stuff carefully. After doing this your project will work like a charm. … Read more
I resolved this by creating a custom Middleware to validate the encrypted parameter. solved Sending an encrypted parameter in Request to a .Net core WebApi
You seem to be looking for a piece of code that will send emails for you. This isn’t in that book. The code you show is in a chapter that’s titled “Building Loosely Coupled Components”: […] one of [the] most important features of the MVC pattern is that it enables separation of concerns. […] A … Read more
Entity Framework has some async methods. You should use ToListAsync() but your method has to return the complete object. When you receive the object returned by the method, then you can use the Select method to get what you want. public async Task<IEnumerable<Intermediary>> GetTest(string company) { var db = new SibaCiidDbContext(); var results = (from … Read more