As mentioned in my previous article on Implementing Simple Audit Trails using ActionFilters in ASP.NET MVC [http://rion.io/2013/03/03/implementing-audit-trails-using-asp-net-mvc-actionfilters/] , accountability is such an important factor when working with systems that involve any level of security and confidentiality. In that post, we discussed creating a very

While recently updating an MVC Project, several erratic issues began to start to arise involving inconsistent Controller calls, Controller blocking and apparent deadlocks that were basically rendering the application (and the poor browser handling it) useless. The update was performed in two phases, the first being a simple ASP.NET

Accountability is always important, especially when dealing with systems that contain sensitive data. It can often be helpful to have an audit trail that will allow you to go back and retrace the steps that a user took, what they saw, where they went and ultimately what they may have

Wherever there is a form or page that allows a user to post up information, there is an opportunity for repeat postings and spam. No one really enjoys being spammed or seeing hundreds of the same comments strewn across their forum, blog or other areas of discussion and this article