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Hi can i integrate share buttons like facebook, twitter on my https site? Recently in my site i have integrated these buttons, but it looks like it prevents loading of these social media buttons since it is a https site. Is there any way to integrate these buttons?
You cannot load HTTP resources on an HTTPS page.
You need to load all external resources over HTTPS.
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My friend has a website project, which hosts on ASP.net. He gives me password and user name but I don't know how to log in. This project already has a domain and available on broswer.
I went to some hostings for ASP.net but they are not the ones that my friend uses. He just give me the pass and user name and said that windows hosting is asp.net, and leave me alone with that. What should I do now with this project?
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can I load, render the main page first using blazor server, then switch to a subpage and run it using webassembly?
I know I can create webassembly + asp.net but then the main page is displayed using webassembly (seo unfriendly)
... but then the main page is displayed (seo unfriendly)
What you are looking for is called "server prerendering".
It requires hosting on asp.net (using the Webassembly hosted model).
See the official docs and also search the term for more walk-throughs and videos.
Here is a useful blog that links to a few more.
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I have a website which calls web API https://www.dreamtrips.com/
How can I find the web APIs used by this website to call different data?
Will fiddler give you the list of web API URLs called by this website?
You can use network tab in developer tools (F12) in browser to monitor all network calls. However, if the site does not have a public web API, the methods that are called will most likely be protected by CORS policy.
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so i'm working on a chat application with signalR. And i want to know if there is a way to send attachement and files ?
I know we can't do that using SignalR but is there another way ?
One way would be to use normal Http transfer, and manage the download/upload linking using SignalR,
check out this link:
https://github.com/garethrbrown/aspnet-signalr-upload-progress-bar
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I'm going on the process about network.
here is the phrase that occur frequently "System.Web.dll",
we all know the file "System.Web.dll" is very important to website,
but how does it exactly effect on the website,
can I continue to browser my web after I delete the file ?
what does it effect to my website ?
System.Web.Dll is old library responsible for whole http-protocol working. requests sending and creation.
You can not live without in either ASP.NET MVC or ASP.NET Web forms because it contains HttpContext - class which is responsible for client-server communications.
If you need to use not web, but networks like LAN you probably need System.Net.dll