asp.net-core-mvc

问题 I used: services.AddAuthenticationCore().ConfigureApplicationCookie(o => { o.ExpireTimeSpan = TimeSpan.FromHours(1); o.SlidingExpiration = true; }); to set my authentication cookie ExpireTimeSpan in Startup.cs in ASP.NET Core MVC project. I can see that the cookie expire-time has been set correctly in the web browser after login, but it auto logout after 30 minutes every time, even if I refresh the website every 10 seconds. If I set the ExpireTimeSpan less than 30 minutes, it can timeout

问题 Currently I have app.UseExceptionHandler("/Home/Error"); I want to make the path relative to the original path. For example if Tenant1/PageThatThrowsError then app.UseExceptionHandler("Tenant1/Home/Error"); but if Tenant2/PageThatThrowsError then app.UseExceptionHandler("Tenant2/Home/Error"); I thought I would be able to do app.UseExceptionHandler( new ExceptionHandlerOptions { ExceptionHandler = async (ctx) => { //logic that extracts tenant ctx.Request.Path = new PathString(Invariant($"

问题 Currently I have app.UseExceptionHandler("/Home/Error"); I want to make the path relative to the original path. For example if Tenant1/PageThatThrowsError then app.UseExceptionHandler("Tenant1/Home/Error"); but if Tenant2/PageThatThrowsError then app.UseExceptionHandler("Tenant2/Home/Error"); I thought I would be able to do app.UseExceptionHandler( new ExceptionHandlerOptions { ExceptionHandler = async (ctx) => { //logic that extracts tenant ctx.Request.Path = new PathString(Invariant($"

问题 Currently I have app.UseExceptionHandler("/Home/Error"); I want to make the path relative to the original path. For example if Tenant1/PageThatThrowsError then app.UseExceptionHandler("Tenant1/Home/Error"); but if Tenant2/PageThatThrowsError then app.UseExceptionHandler("Tenant2/Home/Error"); I thought I would be able to do app.UseExceptionHandler( new ExceptionHandlerOptions { ExceptionHandler = async (ctx) => { //logic that extracts tenant ctx.Request.Path = new PathString(Invariant($"

问题 I just started learning ASP.NET Core and I was following the YouTube tutorial from Microsoft (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wA-3FA2kbpA&list=PLdo4fOcmZ0oW8nviYduHq7bmKode-p8Wy&index=11) and when I tried to call the function on button click, it does not work. The code is as follows: Button in HTML <button @onclick="(e => SelectProduct(product.Id))" data-toggle="modal" data-target="#productModal" class="btn btn-primary">More Info</button> @Code Element - Function void SelectProduct(string

问题 I just started learning ASP.NET Core and I was following the YouTube tutorial from Microsoft (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wA-3FA2kbpA&list=PLdo4fOcmZ0oW8nviYduHq7bmKode-p8Wy&index=11) and when I tried to call the function on button click, it does not work. The code is as follows: Button in HTML <button @onclick="(e => SelectProduct(product.Id))" data-toggle="modal" data-target="#productModal" class="btn btn-primary">More Info</button> @Code Element - Function void SelectProduct(string

问题 I need to be able to control the links being generated by my Url.Content("~") call to be able to accept a Slug in the beginning of the link. Basically the hosting URL will be behind a Load-balancer and may be at the root level or behind a friendlier Url... As an example: The site is configured to run under http://localhost:5001, so Url.Content("~/scripts/site.js") will generate "/scripts/site.js" this is fine if the browser is coming directly to that url or even to an alias such as www.mysite

问题 I need to be able to control the links being generated by my Url.Content("~") call to be able to accept a Slug in the beginning of the link. Basically the hosting URL will be behind a Load-balancer and may be at the root level or behind a friendlier Url... As an example: The site is configured to run under http://localhost:5001, so Url.Content("~/scripts/site.js") will generate "/scripts/site.js" this is fine if the browser is coming directly to that url or even to an alias such as www.mysite

问题 I need to be able to control the links being generated by my Url.Content("~") call to be able to accept a Slug in the beginning of the link. Basically the hosting URL will be behind a Load-balancer and may be at the root level or behind a friendlier Url... As an example: The site is configured to run under http://localhost:5001, so Url.Content("~/scripts/site.js") will generate "/scripts/site.js" this is fine if the browser is coming directly to that url or even to an alias such as www.mysite

问题 I am trying to set up a API for my MVC web app that will have a lot of routes but much of the same part for each one. Basically a CRUD for each area. I am also setting it up to be version-able. I have set up two controllers each with a simple action to get started and receive a conflict right off the bat. The error I get is I am after these urls https://foo.bar/aim/v1/contacts/delete/11111 https://foo.bar/aim/v1/locations/delete/11111 and so on The MVC will let you have a https://foo.bar/home