Author: Shahzad Khan
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Handle back-slash “\” in Razor View and JavaScript
Read more: Handle back-slash “\” in Razor View and JavaScriptWe are passing following view bag value; We are retrieving this value in JavaScript in Razor view; Where did the “\” goes? Since this is…
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Pass data to controller using jQuery
Read more: Pass data to controller using jQueryWe want to pass some data from jQuery to ASP.NET Core / MVC. We have an action method “AddEmployee” in Home controller and we want…
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A Brief Introduction to Cat6 vs Cat6a vs Cat7 vs Fiber
Read more: A Brief Introduction to Cat6 vs Cat6a vs Cat7 vs FiberTo put it simple, the twisted pair specifications: Cat6 (Class E), Cat6a (Class EA), and Cat7 (Class F) all support 10GBASE-T applications with differentiated performances.…
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ASP.NET Web Site or ASP.NET Web Application?
Read more: ASP.NET Web Site or ASP.NET Web Application?Website: The Web Site project is compiled on the fly. You end up with a lot more DLL files, which can be a pain. It also gives…
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Search string array in collection using LINQ
Read more: Search string array in collection using LINQLINQ behavior is that LINQ wouldn’t return null when results are empty rather it will return an empty enumerable. We can check this with .Any()…
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