Category: ASP.NET

In this article, we’ll show you how to retrieve a list of files from Google Drive via REST API and display those files in your PHPRunner or ASPRunner.NET application. This is how it looks in the generated application. The list of files is retrieved from Google Drive and displayed in your own application. In this test app, we only implemented search and view functionality, but adding and deleting files can be done as well.

Some web applications need to provide quick access to certain pages or documents. For instance, you can share a file via such a link or send a link to an invoice to be paid to your customer like the one on the screenshot below. Let’s see how you can implement this kind of link in your own project. The key is to create add a new text field to the table with invoices or documents that will store a long unique record identifier which will…Continue Reading “Providing access to web application via unique link” →

Airtable is a very popular and easy-to-use “cloud database”. It is basically an online spreadsheet on the web that provides tons of integrations with other services. While most web developers prefer to use a real database as a backend of their web application your clients may appreciate it if you can also pull data from their AirTable’s spreadsheet.

Low-code software builders will take off your hands most boring and repetitive tasks, which includes the security of your web application. Apps, created by PHPRunner and ASPRunner.NET follow all the security standards and secure out of the box. Your projects will be protected from SQL injection, XSS, CSRF, and more. If you’d like to know more about the most common web application vulnerabilities check OWASP Top Ten Security Risks. In this article, we will discuss additional security measures that are not directly related to the generated code but nevertheless are extremely important. If you ever need to build a public web application you need to go through this checklist and make sure your application complies.

This tutorial covers a simple but common need. You have a page with a list of files and want your users to select and download multiple files at once. In this example, we will use the upload field that can store multiple files at once.

Quite a few people asked how to extend Dialog API by adding dropdown boxes populated by the database content. Since Dialog API is Javascript based there will be a little trick that would help us retrieve the data from the database on the server-side and pass it to Javascript.

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