Return Markdown directly from your ASP.NET MVC controller
Want to return markdown directly from your ASP.NET MVC controller? Here is how you do it.
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Want to return markdown directly from your ASP.NET MVC controller? Here is how you do it.
I’ve written a few posts about error handling in ASP.NET MVC. It’s not easy to get it right since the MVC pipeline uses a different error handling method than…
If you’ve tried the built in localization features in ASP.NET you’ve probably written cluttered view models like:
This post will show you how you can display date/time using the user timezone (without it being configured anywhere in your application).
Normally you just add the [Required] attribute to a view model to make it required. But I needed a way to configure whether a field should be required or not.…
I’ve updated the administration area for the localization features in an attempt to make it easier to handle the localization.
Have you tried to display a custom error message if authorization fails..
You might want to visually indicate that fields in ASP.NET MVC3 are required.
I got annoyed about having to repeat the transaction handling in every POST method of my controllers. First of all: I don’t want to have to take the unit of…
I was creating an integration between my own users table (or document since I use RavenDB) with the MembershipProvider in ASP.NET. I’m using the default SQL…