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Do user ID in database, built by default by Identity and
System.Web.HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.GetUserId()
have similar value?
Obviously have same value user ID in database built by default of type Uniqueidentifier and this identity code System.Web.HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.GetUserId() is just getting
the current Users Id that is already stored in database..
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In the bug clearly fine, the constructor has more parameters, the question here is, what is the meaning "7 authorized". Does this authorized meaning of allowed. If it saying allowed, it can directly say allowed right? but why authorized, because of contractor, we passing or ?
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Wrote web api on asp.net. When accessing it, information about the server is displayed, how it can be removed.
Why did you close the question? It contains all the necessary information.
Go to the Controllers folder and look for the Home controller there you will find a method called by default Index delete that entry and remove the code from Views/Home/Index.html and Views/Shared/_Layout.html.
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I am using a list in class Register:
Judging by the image your property O is a list of type List<Order> but the three items you are adding are of type Shop.
So either O needs to become a List<Shop> or the Order1, Order2, Order3 variables need to be type Order.
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I am using C#.net and Asp.net. I am trying to get the following format and assign that value into a TextBox. I am not sure how to accomplish. It has to be in this timestamp format: "YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.0000000-00:00"
DateTime.Now.ToString("o") + DateTime.Now.ToString("zzz");
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For some reason the migrations history table got wiped from our test database.
To fix this I restored the table from a previous backup. However there wee a few migrations missed. To apply these I commented out all the up() method code. And ran them (the idea being to in comment after I'd ran to update the history table)
However I get the error
System.xml.xmlexception root element is missing
Any ideas? Obviously the up method is empty in this case.