In this post, we will demonstrate how easily we can create a web application with CRUD functionality using ASP.NET Core, MVC, and Entity Framework. ASP.NET core is a part of the .NET Core framework which is an open-source framework for Windows, macOS, and Linux operating systems. It provides a cross-platform development environment for the developers. […]
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In this blog post “Report Viewer wrap text”, we are going to learn an important trick of text wrapping in SSRS reports for long texts (without space and any separator) exceeding the width of a report column’s defined width and being rendered in a Report Viewer control of .Net Application. Below is the problem explanation
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In this article we will learn how to use URL rewriting to map URLs for better search results and user friendly URLs. This comes in handy when we are working with query strings, but don’t actually want to display the query string values to the user. For instance, we could turn the URL ‘~/Default.aspx?page=Books’ into
Recently I was working on a project that required me to force the user into IE9 document mode, but ONLY if they were using IE9 compatibility view (CV) or IE 10 mode. The main elements that we need to look at are the Version token and the Trident token. Below are the tokens that you
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Introduction I faced a lot of problems when I asked to set the width of a gridview dynamically, that is the property AutoGenerateColumns set to AutoGenerateColumns=”true” and the gridview was directly bounded from a dataset in code behind. Thus, we don’t have bound fields to set the width of columns individually. I tried a lot
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