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For writers from China, India, Russia, Bangladesh, Philippines, Turkey, Vietnam, Thailand, Pakistan, Nigeria, Iran, Egypt, South Korea, Taiwan, Ethiopia, Uzbekistan, etc., whose countries are not supported by Stripe — Table of Contents ⦁ Introduction ⦁ Conditions to Join the Medium Partner Program ⦁ Register for the Payoneer ⦁ Register for the Medium Partner Program ⦁ Fill Out the Tax Form ⦁ References

An essential guide to security: enabling authentication, applying authorization, and utilizing Razor pages for registration, login, and logout — Table of Contents Overview Opening the BookApp Project Enabling Authentication Applying Authorization - Menu authorization - Element authorization - Page authorization Testing Authorization - Create a new account - Login - Logout Utilizing Razor Pages - Creating LoginDisplay.razor - Modifying MainLayout.razor

An easy guide to integrating Identity tables into the database of the existing project — Table of Contents Introduction Downloading and Opening the BookApp Project Creating the BookDB Database Installing ASP.NET Core Identity Modifying the Code (a) Use BookAppContext as the one and only DBContext (b) Use “DefaultConnection” as the only connection string Generating Identity Database (a) Creating migration (b) Applying migration

An initial guide to security: installing Identity and adding its database to the existing project — Table of Contents Introduction Downloading and Opening the BookApp Project Creating the BookDB Database Installing ASP.NET Core Identity (a) Checking installed packages (b) Installing Core Identity (c) Creating the IdentityHostingStartup.cshtml file (d) Core Identity installation results Generating Identity Database (a) Creating migration (b) Applying migration

Discussing strong and weak entities, one-to-one relationships and their mapping to relational tables — Table of Contents • Introduction • Strong and Weak Entity • 1:1 Relationship • Mapping ER into Relations • Summary • References Introduction In the previous article, we have discussed the 1:N relationship and the M:N relationship. This time we will discuss the 1:1 relationship. Connolly & Begg (2015:420) provide the following example.

Compartilhando histórias sobre o Medium Partner Program e estatísticas de artigos — Tabela de conteúdo • Introdução • Dados por 30 dias • Dados semanais • Artigos aprovados na curadoria • Artigos em indonésio vs. artigos em inglês • Medium Partner Program • Seguidores Introdução Em 3 de novembro de 2019, comecei a escrever no Medium. No início, não era fácil conseguir a visita dos leitores…

The steps: delete bin and obj folders, update the target framework, update installed packages — Table of Contents • Overview • Deleting bin and obj Folders • Updating the Target Framework • Updating Installed Packages • Summary • References This article is the eleventh in a series covering the Blazor Server Project: (1) How to create a CRUD operation using Dapper (2) Building a dropdown list involves a 1:N…

Using an HTML hidden attribute and one-way data binding — Table of Contents • Overview • Using hidden Attribute and Data Binding • Setting Initial Value • Hiding/Showing Elements • Summary • Reference This article is the tenth in a series covering the Blazor Server Project: (1) How to create a CRUD operation using Dapper (2) Building a dropdown list involves a 1:N relationship (3)…

Dynamic SQL queries are vulnerable to SQL injection. One way to prevent attacks is to implement input validation using character encoding — Table of Contents Introduction SQL Injection Attacks (1) Viewing data more than it should (2) Viewing the list of database objects (3) Inserting commands (4) Inserting comment separator Avoiding SQL Injection Attacks Implementing Avoidance of SQLi Attacks Summary