Is it possible to adjust programmatically in printing some data into a roll paper from a web in such a way that when data get stop on next line it should cut ,for example if 10 line of data then next line should cut ,if line 5 has data on next line should cut.Is this function is done with operating system and printer diver?
Hi Rudi - was supposed to let you know how I did upgrading all my production servers to use .net core 2.0. Well since we last talked my partners dropped additional six clients on me and for the past two months I had no life. I still haven't had a chance to update to the 2.0 but will most likely try this weekend.
I have a - what i am hoping to be - simple routing problem though, using areas. Hoping you or someone here will be able to shine some light on it
I have recently started to use Areas in my .net core web app to organise hundreds of files in the project. It all worked well, until now.
I have a controller in its own area, with these decorators
namespace MyApp.Controllers
{
[Area("Doc")]
[Route("doc")]
public class DailyOperating...
tbh I was playing with areas - so I left the routing on methods as it were in the SO post I used, I'll try your suggestion
Tried it [Route("[action]/{id?}")] but the same issue - just get 404. I don't fully grasp routing tbh
I just checked something on a whim in chrome dev tools <form> tag has the method="post" but all request methods when you hit submit are 'GET' if you check the network tab
Rudi, you were right! I feel so stupid now
I had to change the routing for both GET and POST - duh!!!!!!!!
oh f hell, ill go and sit in the 'stupid corner' for a moment to gather my thoughts
I have recently started to use Areas in my .net core web app to organise hundreds of files in the project. It all worked well, until now.
I have a controller in its own area, with these decorators
namespace MyApp.Controllers
{
[Area("Doc")]
[Route("doc")]
public class DailyOperating...
