asp.net-core-mvc

I have a web Application which authenticates a user to an Identity Server 4, using an implicit client. I need the access token for this user so that I can make a call to another API. To be clear: I have an identity Server. Created using Identity server 4. I have the web app in question created in Asp .net core mvc. API created in .net core. The Web application authenticates the user against the identity server. Once they are authenticated we use bearer tokens to access the API. services.TryAddSingleton<IHttpContextAccessor, HttpContextAccessor>(); services.AddAuthentication(options => {

So I'm playing around with MVC6, and I've added bower.json & grunt.json, I've created my grunt tasks for generating my jQuery & bootstrap.css and its all sitting in the wwwroot folder as i expected. But what about things like my site.css & my main.js files, the files that I will add to for the project over time. What convention are people using when choosing a directory for this stuff? Are we to add a Content folder and drop it in? Is there something I'm missing, that i should also be using Grunt / bower for? I do have app and vendor folders outside wwwroot. In vendor, I customize libraries

I've been reading about the new support for Tag Helpers in MVC 6 and now need to create my own. I see that the built in tag helpers for existing HTML elements are all prefixed with "asp-" For example: <a asp-controller="Home" asp-action="Index">Home</a> But what about my own custom tag helpers. Should I also prefix those with "asp-" to show that it is running on the server. Or should this be reserved for framework attributes? Should I create my own project/company named prefix instead? Is there any guidance on this subject that I have missed? Tag helpers that target existing HTML elements

I'm currently creating a multi-tenant web app using .NET Core. And is facing a problem: 1) The Web App serves different views and logics based on a set of domain names . 2) The views are MVC views and stored in Azure Blob Storage 3) The multiples sites share the same .NET Core MVC controllers therefore only the Razor views are different with small logics. Questions.... A) Is that possible? I created a MiddleWare to manipulate however I couldn't assign FileProviders on context level properly because the file provider should be domain dependant. B) Or, rather than thinking and attempting through

In my ASP.NET Core project I am trying to serve an html file like this: public IActionResult Index() { return File("c:/path/to/index.html", "text/html"); } This results in an Error: FileNotFoundException: Could not find file: c:/path/to/index.html Pasting the path from the ErrorMessage into my browser I am able to open the file, so the file is clearly there. The only way I have been able to serve the file is placing it in wwwroot in the project folder and serving it like this: public IActionResult Index() { return File("index.html", "text/html"); } I have already changed the folder I serve

I have problem in regarding with converting the datetime to date using a model. Model from Class Library public partial class LoanContract { [DisplayFormat(DataFormatString = "{0:MM/dd/yyyy}")] public DateTime LoanDateStart { get; set; } } Model from Project public class ModelLoan { public LoanContract loanContract { get; set; } } Code in controller myList.loanContract = new LoanContract { LoanDateStart = DateTime.Today }; View: <input disabled type="date" asp-for="loanContract.LoanDateStart" id="dpDateNow" class="form-control" /> It show like this: yyyy-MM-dd what I want to achieve is that I