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I've installed the preview of .NetCore 3.0 and tried to run the blazor template Blazor (ASP.NET Core hosted) in Visual Studio 2019: The error that occured, was the following: NETSDK1045 The current .NET SDK does not support .NET Core 3.0 as a target. Either target .NET Core 2.2 or lower, or use a .NET SDK version that supports .NET Core 3.0. Following the comment under https://github.com/dotnet/cli/issues/8743#issuecomment-371519751 , I managed to resolve the problem by installing the x86 version of the .NET Core 3.0 additionally to the x64 version. The build worked after restarting Visual

I'm developing a Blazor extension library. One thing in this library would be the reuse of the javascript alert() method. I know how to do this, this involves adding this in a .cshtml page: <script> Blazor.registerFunction('Alert', (message) => { alert(message); }); </script> and this in my code: public void Alert(string message) { RegisteredFunction.Invoke<object>("Alert", message); } I would like the javascript part somehow to be auto injected in the html if you use my package (or maybe always). Not sure if this is possible (yet) Any ideas on this? Edit Since blazor 0.2 there is a more

I am trying my hands on blazor.Net which is an experimental framework. I already developed a small project in this Framework and its awesome. But after recent update in Blazor Language Service on 14 November I Am seeing owo options in Template selection. First is Blazor (ASP.NET Core Hosted) Second is Blazor (Server Side in ASP.NET Core) There is no information about difference between them, Can anybody tell me what is difference between these two templates and when should choose which one? JohnB In the server-side hosting model, Blazor is executed on the server from within an ASP.NET Core app

I'd like to implement a page internal to my application that appears when the blazor router is unable to find a matching route. Currently, all requests are routing to index.html so I'm unable to handle errors through iis as I may normally. If I enter an invalid route, I will be shown a blank page (which is actually index.html ) and receive a console error: 'Router' cannot find any component with a route for '/some/Nonexistent/Route'. It seems like I should be able to handle this since the blazor router is able to recognize that there is no route defined which matches the requested route

I'm wondering if it's possible to reference child elements in the ChildContent parameter of a component. I can pass values from parent components to children explicitly or by using a cascading parameter, but there is no great way for a parent component to "know" about elements inside the ChildContent RenderFragment . A possible use-case for this would be a UIList component that gets the number of UIListItems that have been added to the UIList component during the render process. I've attempted to override the BuildRenderTree method on my component to manually manipulate ChildContent

Using Blazor, I am creating a pagination feature for my project. The main concept is just using linq's .Skip() and .Take(), I will only take the list items for the page clicked from the list. The code that creates the pagination buttons: (E.G: 1,2,3) <ul class="pagination float-center"> @for (int i = 0; i < Math.Ceiling((decimal)articleService.ReturnAll().Count() / numPerPage); i++) { <li class="page-item"><a class="page-link" onclick="@(() => ReturnPage(i))">@i</a></li> } </ul> I'm fine withing using 0 indexing here for my pagination. This above code creates the buttons that when pressed (say