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•Created by qwertyz on 2/16/2024 in #help

how can I run a raw sql query in asp.net mvc.

Depending on your use case, Dapper might be a great option for you in the future if you find you still prefer sql over linq

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•Created by nox7 on 2/9/2024 in #help

✅ ASP Core Attribute Logic Help

Then your usage would look something like this:

[VerifyAccess(requireClientDashboardAccess: true, requireConnectedStripeAccount: false)]

[VerifyAccess(requireClientDashboardAccess: true, requireConnectedStripeAccount: false)]

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•Created by nox7 on 2/9/2024 in #help

✅ ASP Core Attribute Logic Help

That is just some boilerplate stuff to get you going, but I believe this approach would accomplish what you need. Add, subtract, or modify parameters as you see fit.

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•Created by nox7 on 2/9/2024 in #help

✅ ASP Core Attribute Logic Help

Verify they are logged in : I would just use the built in [Authorize] vs [AllowAnonymous] Verify they are accessing a dashboard that exists: Verify they are accessing a dashboard they have authorization to view: Verify for some routes the Dashboard has a connected StripeAccount: https://paste.mod.gg/xtgdonyhekrc/0

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•Created by nox7 on 2/9/2024 in #help

✅ ASP Core Attribute Logic Help

Couldn't you just have one attribute, and pass in some parameters to configure what exactly you need for that specific endpoint? Then you can logically determine if they should be able to access the endpoint based off of your requirements and the provided parameters? That would avoid multiple unnecessary DB calls.

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•Created by z0mb on 2/6/2024 in #help

Visual Studio (2022 Professional) Quick Fix not offering "Install Package X" option.

Unfortunately no luck, i'll just have to get over it and manually work it when adding common packages.

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•Created by MorryMar on 2/7/2024 in #help

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Really how you organize it is up to you, I can't decide that for you, but just providing the option that you can create a folder to hold like items together. Ultimately each lesson is it's own .cs file and can be organized as you see fit

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•Created by MorryMar on 2/7/2024 in #help

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Or however your course is structured.

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•Created by MorryMar on 2/7/2024 in #help

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Just providing options, but maybe something like this...

MyLessons
|— MyLessons.sln
|— Loops
|  \— ForLoop.cs
|  \— WhileLoop.cs
|— Files
|  \— OpenFile.cs
|  \— ReadFile.cs

MyLessons
|— MyLessons.sln
|— Loops
|  \— ForLoop.cs
|  \— WhileLoop.cs
|— Files
|  \— OpenFile.cs
|  \— ReadFile.cs

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•Created by MorryMar on 2/7/2024 in #help

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It may make sense to put like lessons into folders as well, if you'd like

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•Created by MorryMar on 2/7/2024 in #help

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Or name them however you see fit

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•Created by MorryMar on 2/7/2024 in #help

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So with this, you only need one Program.cs then you can create a new class that will be resposnbile for each lesson. So you may have: Program.cs Lesson1.cs Lesson2.cs Lesson3.cs etc...

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•Created by MorryMar on 2/7/2024 in #help

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If you wish to start with approach 2 that will work, so you have a sln created with a single project already?

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•Created by MorryMar on 2/7/2024 in #help

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So really at this point you just need to decide which approach you want to take, and if you have questions we can help with the decided upon approach. But we need to know which one you are wishing to proceed with

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•Created by MorryMar on 2/7/2024 in #help

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There's two different approaches you can take. 1) One sln, multiple projects (each with their own Program.cs file). 2) One sln, one project, multiple classes, and your Program.Cs controls which one you wish to run.

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•Created by MorryMar on 2/7/2024 in #help

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If you create a project within the sln, it should provide you with a Program.cs file tied to that project you created.

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•Created by MorryMar on 2/7/2024 in #help

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I'm not sure I follow the question

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