asp.net-mvc-5

I'm incredibly confused, because this seems like it should be simple but I can't get my ListBox to be populated with selected values. I've looked at several other answers and I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. This is my model: public class ItemViewModel { public IEnumerable<Item> AllItems { get; set; } public IEnumerable<Item> SelectedItems { get; set; } } public class Item { public string Id { get; set; } public string Name { get; set; } } This is my controller action: public ActionResult ListBoxTest() { var viewModel = new ItemViewModel() { AllItems = new List<Item>() { new Item() {

I need to start a new mvc project and as always I have issues about asp identity, never know where to put it! I plan to organize solution like this: ProjectWebUI - mvc app with asp identity framework (made from internet template with authentication) ProjectDataAccessLayer - with repository classes that use dapper as database access technology ProjectWebAPI - web service But I have a little confusion and before start coding I need advice from someone more experienced (as until now all my projects were just one project with data access in it): Is it good idea to have asp identity inside WebUI

In our MVC5-application with OWIN, we use additional to the local accounts also external logins (google). When the user logs in with its local account, he can activate the option to remember him, so he has not to log-in every time newly. When he logs in with his Google-account, he every time must click newly on the external login-button for google. Is there a built-in option to activate the “remember me”-option also for external logins? Or is there a secure way to add this feature? You just need to set IsPersistent to true to accomplish this when you sign in the user identity (you would want

In MVC4 I was using the code Roles.AddUserToRole(User.Identity.Name, "Approved"); Is there any other way of doing the same(adding user to role "Approved") in MVC5 Identity Model? EDIT: I meant to ask is this the right way of adding a user to a role? Because in a lot of examples they do not use this code. You can call AddToRole or AddToRoleAsync as an instance method on any object of type UserManager<TUser> to achieve it in MVC 5, like below: var _context = new ApplicationDbContext(); var UserManager = new UserManager<ApplicationUser>(new UserStore<ApplicationUser>(_context)); UserManager

I have seen in another post that you can call a JavaScript function in your razor code like so: @:FunctionName() For me though this only outputs the actual words FunctionName() Here is my view: @model PriceCompare.Models.QuoteModel @{ ViewBag.Title = "Quote"; } <h2>Quote</h2> @if (@Model.clarify == true) { // do drop down loic @:ShowClarify(); } else { // fill quote @:ShowQuote(); } <div class="clarify"> You can see the clarify div </div> <div class="quote"> You can see the quote div </div> @section head { <script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready( function ShowQuote() { $(".quote")

This code worked before numerous times but after adding in a couple new properties for a user in Identity 2.1 it has ceased to work suddenly. I am getting a UserId not found error, despite there being a value visible in the debugger for UserId. Anyone have an idea on why this has suddenly happened? It's very frustrating to see the least. Here's code: (Controller) // POST: /Account/Register [HttpPost] [AllowAnonymous] [ValidateAntiForgeryToken] public async Task<ActionResult> Register(RegisterViewModel model) { model.BackgroundOnFile = false; if (ModelState.IsValid) { var userDetails = new

I'm trying out ASP.NET 5 and all its new features on VS 2015 Enterprise RC. To ensure smooth end-to-end deployment, I then try to deploy the application to a non-Azure private server through VS Publish feature. However, I'm missing out a very important feature: the ability to publish to a non-Azure server. In earlier versions of Visual Studio (I'm using VS 2013), the Custom options is there. I've tried tinkering with the Project Properties but nothing on how to deploy my ASP.NET 5 app to a custom server. Any ideas? It's doable (after all, publishing to Azure websites also uses WebDeploy