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Migration website from webform to MVC?

Amit Joshi

Amit Joshi

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Hello
I have some concern with my websites, and past few days, i was heavily googling about this, but not got any clue, so may be you can help me out.
first please see the given links:
As such microsoft leaving webform in favor of MVC, and my most of sites are using mojoportal cms, which is based on webform.
so here are the things :
1) I am doing things in Java, c, c++ for long time, so i started my website keeping in mind, that i can do any customization at my own in Asp.net webform, but it didn't click, may be my mistake( not given sufficient time/ not get any interest in asp.net webform)
2) I thought its ok, i can give customization work to someone else, but now a days nobody want to do work in webform, everybody is in MVC.
3) Creator of mojoportal "Mr Joe Audette" is also leaving his own project , so i think i have also no use to keep continue my website with mojoportal , as such he promised to provide only "minor improvements and security fixes" .
so i am planning to migrate my sites to Asp.net MVC based cms like Orchard/better cms etc. I also keep python as of my option.
but in mojoportal there is no BlogML import /export feature, i raised this question on their forum, but they said, you have to do it manually by copy and paste all your post and pages, which i think takes lot time.
Do you have something , so that i can migrate my sites to MVC based CMS.
All sites are MSSQL 2012 as backend.
Thanks.
Amit
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Nitin Sontakke

Nitin Sontakke

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If you are using sql server, all you have to do is, have a table variable with rows with all the required dates in that table.
The select from that table and left outer join (or cross join) with attendance table, you get the all the dates and null next to dates where there is no data.
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Midhun T P

Midhun T P

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Hi,<br><br> Please find the relative solution in sql-<br> http://marlonribunal.com/finding-gaps-in-or-missing-dates-using-tsql/<br><br> Also have a look at below threads for something similar done with linq-<br> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1468637/filling-in-missing-dates-using-a-linq-group-by-date-query<br> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/35062144/find-missing-date-in-listdatetime-and-insert-that-date-on-the-right-index