The only place where you can get such information reliably is the client machine. Javascript would be the way to go. Geo-location will not work when behind a proxy and is generally not very reliable (in my experience).
Don’t build the JSON manually. Instead, build an object graph, and then JSON-encode it: @{ var data = Model.urunler.Where(u => u.Id = item.uid).Select(u => new { id = item.id, urunadi = urun.urunadi }); } @Html.Raw(Json.Encode(data))
I got the Solution for above issue. Model(MotorInput.cs) public int CatID { get; set; } Controller(UserController.cs) //To load in View page setting to viewBag from database public ActionResult Motors() { this.ViewBag.CatID = new SelectList(this.db1.motors, “id”, “cat”); return View(); } View(Motors.cshtml) @model BLL.Models.MotorInput @{ ViewBag.Title = “Motors”; Layout = “~/Views/Shared/_UserLayout.cshtml”; } @using (Html.BeginForm()) { @Html.DropDownList(“CatID”, (SelectList)ViewData[“CatID”], … Read more
I’m using the Options Pattern from here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/fundamentals/configuration?tabs=basicconfiguration#using-options-and-configuration-objects
Make hicnExists a nullable static class-level variable. Test to see if it’s null when your function is called. If it’s null, run your query and set the value. Once the value is set, the query will not run again for the remainder of the current transaction. If you want to cache the result between transactions, … Read more
Yes, MVC5 has been out for quite some time. Since 2013. The ASP.NET version number and the MVC version number are not always in sync. What Visual Studio is offering to download is ASP.NET 5, not MVC 5. MVC 6 runs on top of ASP.NET 5, which has been renamed to ASP.NET Core 1.0.
You need to tell the SMTP client that you will not be using your windows credentials to access the SMTP, so add smtpClient.UseDefaultCredentials = false; above this line of code smtpClient.Credentials = new NetworkCredential(“[email protected]”, “password”); Also, gmail doesn’t allow impersonation, so mailMessage.From = new MailAddress(“[email protected]”); will have no effect – the emails will still appear … Read more
You can get the Day and Time in DateTime object (datestr). Check datestr object to get more information such as month, year, ShortTimeString. DateTime datestr = DateTime.Now; datestr.DayOfWeek; //it shows the day ex: monday,tuesday datestr.ToLongTimeString(); //restult will be time ex: “10:18:19 PM”