Andrea Vincenzo Abbondanza – dev.connected
Sometimes we need to call a function every time we get an instance of a controller (someone say constructor?).
However, the constructor has a bad limitation about the operations it can do. The HttpContext object isn’t initialized.
Let’s take a scenario. We had a cookie that needs be readed and initialized every time.
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In many times people have asked me some question about strings in C#. The much quoted question is about: “What is the @ before the string?”
So, now I want try to give some pills about those strings in C#.
Just to be clear, I’m assuming that you already know a base of C# and strings operations (concats, escaping, etc.)
When we talk about MVC on asp net, we know that the views are (in default approach) parts of our web page, because we have defined a layout that contains them. But sometimes we need/want to use a different layout, one of these scenario is for example when we have a different layout for logged/not logged users.
Let’s see an example, which use the simple AuthenticationCookie from NuGet package Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication.Cookies.
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