For some reason, .NET Reflector throws an exception when I tr开发者_高级运维y to reflect on this class.It works for everything else.
I have a requirement to keep a history of values of some fields in an EF4 ASP.NET MVC3 application. This just needs to be a log file of sorts, log the user, datetime, tablename, fieldname, oldvalue, n
So after some experimenting I was surprised to find that this is perfectly acceptable, in the sense that MVC does not complain about my protected inner abstract Metadata class, and the model validatio
Reproduction: Imports System.ComponentModel Imports System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations Module Module1
开发者_JAVA百科Is there a way to create a custom attribute that will make EF CodeFirst use nvarchar(max) as datatype when assigned to a property of a poco class? I know this is possible via fluent api
I am making an MVC 3 application using entity framework 4 with POCOs. I want to annotate all my entitys as much as possible. I am having a problem however that I cannot find good documentation on the
When I use DisplayAttribute in ASP.NET MVC 3 models it quickly becomes a pain writing them because we have to either hardcode the string or reference the string from a some static class that contains
I am having problems with my custom validation in asp.net mvc 3.0 What I want to it to do. Be set on a property (right now I only can figure out how to make it on the class)
I have read a lot of Blog post on WPF Validation and on DataAnnotations. I was wondering if there is a clean way to use DataAnnotations as ValidationRules for my entity.
I have a comment form where I am trying to render an HTML link to the Markdown reference within an HTML label. I tried adding the link to the DisplayName attribute in my view model: