how Print with Stimulsoft.Report.Web in asp.net MVC
''' StiReportResponse.PrintAsHtml(S); '''
not suport iny page
The Stimulsoft report engine works on the server-side. The printer should be installed on the server.
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We need to implement bulk printing in asp.net mvc 4; we have tried with Process.Start for the same; but it works in development environment
When we publish the same on IIS it does not work; can you please let us know solution for the same
Thanks in advance
I am new to Dev Express controls and I'm currently trying to work with the Dev Express Filter. In the ASP.NET WebForms edition of Dev Express, the Filter was a separate control which could be configured on it's own. From what I saw so far, for the ASP.NET MVC the Filter is part of the GridView helper.
Is it possible to use only the Filter in a ASP.NET MVC app?
Any links of suggestions are welcomed!
Thank you!
The Filter Builder is not available as a standalone MVC Extension (Implement an analog of ASPxFilterControl).
It is only available as a part of the MVC GridView Extension.
How to use Ajax Slider from Ajax Control toolkit in ASP.net MVC4 Razor template application?
Ajax toolkit doesn't work with MVC because it was built for WebForms. So You have to use alternates for that purpose like "JQUERY".
You are unable to use AJAX Control Toolkit for MVC 4 because it is a set of User controls build in Web Forms and only compatible with ASP.NET Web Forms. jQuery, DevExpress, Infragistics and other toolkits are available for MVC.
Check the links here: Dev Express Tool Kit For Asp.Net MVC 4
I have a solution with 1 asp.net mvc application and some class libraries (core, repo, service, tests).
What are steps needed to convert this solution to azure ?
An ASP.NET MVC 3 application is nothing more than an ASP.NET application so the following blog post stands true.
Current Application Server Configuration:
IIS 6.0
Windows 2003 Server Standard Edition SP2
.NET Framework 3.5 SP1
Current Application Architecture
Classic ASP 3.0, referenced within HTML Frames
A few ASP.NET Web Forms
System.Web.Mvc.dll copied to Web Application bin folder
To test the feasibility of gradually incorporating ASP.NET MVC into our existing architecture, I published an MVC application to the aforementioned classic ASP application folder. I put in a hyperlink to the MVC page from one of the standard .html pages and I get a 404 response, telling me the requested page does not exist. I am using the same relative link that is being used on my local machine, which works fine.
Any pointers would be much appreciated.
Thanks.
Answered here ASP.NET MVC on IIS6