Category: .Net
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I had a request come in on a MVC web app to display a user’s full name instead of their domain network username. The app was using something like: which displayed like: Hello, MYDOMAIN\myusername! So to update this on the MVC web app (and avoid a dedicated helper) here is what…
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The Issue: After I had updated my .Net Core on my developer machine to a newer version I went to debug a web application I had and received this error: Could not load file or assembly ‘DotNetOpenAuth.Core, Version=4.1.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=2780ccd10d57b246’ or one of its dependencies. The located assembly’s manifest definition…
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This page will attempt to describe how to encrypt sensitive information contained in .NET config files using the RSA Key Container, as well as how to export/import the key from that container so that other developers may use the same key to work on the same project. Helpful Tips: The aspnet_regiis.exe…
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So, you have that “no exports were found that match the constraint” message in Visual Studio, eh? The first thing I would try doing on the affected version of visual studio is to go to programs and features, select the version and pick change: When that loads let it repair.…
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I have received this requirement on more than one occasion so I thought it would benefit others if I posted these snippets. So here we go, let’s export a gridview as an excel file. For starters let’s add a couple controls to the front-end aspx page: I’m going to assume…
@JaredMeredith 