Comments by Mostafa Asaduzzaman (Top 54 by date)

Please refer to this post: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19949709/use-of-authconfig-bundleconfig-filterconfig-routeconfig-and-webapiconfig-in

Use EF to migrate the database

Remove the column when you submit the form. If your are using the Scaffolding template then use Include Attribute to add necessary fields. Make sure that the in the database null values are allowed for 'Discriminator' column.

there is a mixup between your two models News and tbl_market_news, the error message clearly states that. Make sure that your controller actions sends the information to the view and the view renders the actual information that it receives.

rewrite this line : private IEnumerable OrderDetail;
to private IEnumerable<orderdetails> _orderDetails = new IEnumerable<orderdetails>()
and then
public virtual IEnumerable OrderDetails
{
get {return _orderDetails ; }
set {_orderDetails = value; }
}

It sounds like you need to use Facebook Graph API and integrate it to your MVC application where ASP.NET Identity will help you for OWIN authentication.
http://www.pluralsight.com/courses/integrating-aspdotnet-mvc-facebook-graphapi this is a fantastic course on PluralSight, but it is not free.

you can overwrite protected override void OnModelCreating(DbModelBuilder modelBuilder) in your DbContext class and then update table mapping there.
Have a look at: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22855428/how-to-change-table-names-for-asp-net-identity-2-0-with-int-id-columns

you can use a modal dialog for this purpose, take to modal inputs and send them to the backend

you can construct the connection string within your code and then connect to the database

Are you using Entity Framework?

read the field value within a javascript function and with the button click execute the function to post the field value to the controller.

you can have different functionalities by overloading the action. For example, Index can be Index(), Index(int id), Index(int id, Doctor doctor) etc.

thanks for that

Is it a simple table or gridview?

you need run some commands to create the tables and migrate them to the database. You can automate powershell scripts within your code so that when ever the admin will click the button it will run the scripts and create the database tables

Why don't you use modal instead of MVC view? Modal with jquery will allow you to pass data back and forth

you are welcome.

have you tried yet with Solution 1 ?

try the suggestion from: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20451461/save-detached-entity-in-entity-framework-6

You are most welcome. Let me know if need any thing more

not clear, do you want to add bootstrap which improves the quality of your page. You can add bootstrap to your existing template. are you using mvc?

you can try to use Custom Search from Google. Easy to integrate with the web site.
Please have a look at: https://www.google.com.au/cse/

is it the same question at:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30582328/use-js-to-display-dropdown-list-and-convert-name-and-city-values-to-uppercase-in

In the current trends of MS Technologies, if you select MVC with TypeScript/Angular/jQuery would be the best choice.

@Rocky
Have you tried with the trick yet?

don't get as it is not in English

you can define the javascript function and through onclick event you can post to the controller action, thats way it will server the purpose that you want

why don't you create an array to store the values. A typed variable cannot store multiple values. Each time you click button save to the array and index it. thats easy.

what is the error message you are getting?

have you done database migration before running the application?
make sure that you have added the line
public DbSet< Client > Clients { get; set; } to your ApplicationDbContext class

"this is the error that comes up on the browser" what is the error you haven't mentioned it.
--MA

can you share the code please

I can see from your code (in WykonajPrzelew)
ViewBag.DaneKont = items;

SelectList selectList = new SelectList(items, "Value", "Text");
ViewBag.DaneKontList = selectList;
you calling in @Html.DropDownList("Przelew.DaneKont", ViewBag.DaneKontList as SelectList, "-- Wybierz kontot --")

try with @Html.DropDownList(ViewBag.DaneKont, ViewBag.DaneKontList as SelectList, "-- Wybierz kontot --")

Thank you and best of luck

please have a look at: http://www.asp.net/mvc/overview/getting-started/getting-started-with-ef-using-mvc/sorting-filtering-and-paging-with-the-entity-framework-in-an-asp-net-mvc-application for searching within MVC framework.
If you would implement search engine for whole web site, try custom google search engine

You have three classes and you would like to make a viewmodel of these 3 classes - its easy.
In the viewmodel define the properties that you need to filter the properties from the three class and you can add extra properties for your purpose such as linking to the classes.
Example might be as:
public class ItemCategoryViewModel
{
public item Item { get; set; } //Item class - your definition
public category Category { get; set; } //Category class - your definition
public subcategory Subcategory { get; set; } //SubCategory class - your definition
//add new properties here



public class ItemCategory
{
public string CategoryName { get; set; }
public string SubCategoryName { get; set; }
public string ItemName { get; set; }
//other properties if you need
}
public List<itemcategory> ItemCategories { get; set; } //Enumerable definition




}

after defining this, you can use the viewmodel in your controller methods and views for working with the data.
When you call the viewmodel, instanciate it first.For example
var itemcategoy = new ItemCategoryViewModel.ItemCategory
and then
itemcategoy.CategoryName = [get the categoryname from the database from your category table];
itemcategoy.SubCategoyName = [get the subcategoryname from the database from your sum category table];
itemcategoy.ItemName =[get the ItemName from the database from your Item table];

after that add the information to the list to display
vm.ItemCategories.Add(itemcategoy);

this will give you the Enumerable list of records for your view.

Then in the view you can loop through and display.

@foreach(var item in Model.ItemCategories)
{
<tr>
<td>@item.CategoryName
</td>
<td>
@item.SubCategoryName
</td>

< td >
@item.ItemName
</td>
</tr>
}

Note: Don't forget to include @model <yournamespace>.ItemCategoryViewModel at the top of your view

are you using mvc or asp.net web forms?
If you use mvc, then models and viewmodels can be used for communicating between views and controller
if you need some sample let me know

I am calling OpenFile function as
onclick="OpenFile('Convert.ToBase64String(@m.FileBytes)', '@m.FileName');"

Google chrome: getting this error
Failed to execute 'atob' on 'Window': The string to be decoded is not correctly encoded.OpenFile

can you try ddlSex.SelectedValue.ToString()=="Female"

why not you calculate months from the days?

you can create a basecontroller and inherit all your controllers from that base controller

@OriginalGriff Thanks for your quick reply, it worked for me

try to create a base class and write the code there to store the id as soon as the user logs in

fantastic,
Appreciate your response @Suvabrata