Imagine I have an ActionResult like this: [HttpGet] public ActionResult Cities(string q) { //Return a list of cities that matches parameter
here is the call... return new FileUriResult(\"application/octet-stream\", a.AssetPath, null); [note that I set content length to null because I don\'t know it (file is on another server)]
Here are the files - MXML: <mx:HTTPService id=\"score\" url=\"http://...score.php\" fault=\"mx.controls.Alert.show(event.fault.faultString)\"
I have a HTTPService: <mx:HTTPService id=\"scoreService\" url=\"http://\" method=\"POST\" result=\"onResult(event)\">
I have a scenario where the user have the option to click the button \"download\" and I should create a csv file, that contains history data, and then let the user save the file locally. As I haven\'t
I\'m running into a strange issue in more than one page of my ASP.NET MVC site.When I POST a form and the Model is NOT valid, I try to return the same view so that I can see the errors - however, inst
I\'m noticing some behavior that I don\'t like, and I\'m wondering if this is normal. I\'ve got a BaseController that is Inheriting from Mvc.Controller, and I\'ve got a View function inside that is t
I want to unit test the following ASP.NET MVC controller Index action. What do I replace the actual parameter in the assert below (stubbed with ?).
How do you set the result of an action result to use Post and not Get. I need to redirect the result to an external site that requires the data to be sent using the post method.
Using the following sample: http://www.west-wind.com/We开发者_JAVA技巧blog/posts/899303.aspx The following line...
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