I'm getting the following error.

Updating 'Microsoft.AspNet.WebApi.WebHost 5.2.2' to 'Microsoft.AspNet.WebApi.WebHost 4.0.20710.0' failed. Why it want to downgrade the DLL?

Thanks!

Richard

Good day of time!

After updating packages below it causes problem with test main window - styles css are moved elements incorrectly. Promblem with jQuery.UI i think.

Requeured - ok
jQuery 1.7.1
jQuery.UI.Combined 1.8.20
knockoutjs 2.1.0

Updating
jQuery 3.1.1
jQuery.UI.Combined 1.12.1
knockoutjs 3.4.0

It would be nice if you could merge PR #16, then update the NuGet package. Right now, your NuGet package does not work with ASP.NET Web API Help Page >=5.1.

If you try to deselect some parameters that are optional, it will leave in the extra '&' char. this breaks the model binder in WebApi. also if you leave them blank, it is passing in the string of the name. like so "{paramName}"

如题

In my firefox test client doesn't work but in my chrome works fine...

If you have multiple parameters, a trailing ampersand will appear if only the first parameter is enabled. Also, an extra ampersand appears in front of the parameter if only the last one is selected. This is corrected by adding the following code to BuildUriPath(template, uriParameters):
// cleanup path
path = path.replace("&&", "&");
path = path.replace("/?", "?");

Very often authorization in APIs is done via request headers and if user adds some headers they are very likely needed for all requests in that API. Requiring user to add the headers again after a page refresh adds a lot of friction. The headers should be cached in local storage or any other available place.

I was using your test client, awesome by the way, then followed your blog post "Try out ASP.NET Web API CORS support using the nightly builds" to enable CORS support. After installing nightly CORS package my project won't build. Errors are:

Error 1 'xxxxxx.Areas.HelpPage.XmlDocumentationProvider' does not implement interface member 'System.Web.Http.Description.IDocumentationProvider.GetResponseDocumentation(System.Web.Http.Controllers.HttpActionDescriptor)'

Error 2 'xxxxxx.Areas.HelpPage.XmlDocumentationProvider' does not implement interface member 'System.Web.Http.Description.IDocumentationProvider.GetDocumentation(System.Web.Http.Controllers.HttpControllerDescriptor)'

It would appear that the method signature has changed?

I see the "Body" data being posted via the test client even if I uncheck the "Body" checkbox.

http://jquery.com/upgrade-guide/1.9/#jquery-browser-removed

.browser support has been removed in jQuery 1.9 but is referenced in WebApiTestClient.js so Web Api Test Client won't work with jQuery 1.9

As a workaround I replaced line 179 with this:
if (!httpRequest.onreadystatechange) {

All good so far but I don't spend a lot of time with javascript...

https://www.nuget.org/packages/WebApiTestOnHelpPage/

So instead of seeing something like:

"EntryDate": "2013-11-27T13:48:38.7799538+00:00",

we get

"EntryDate": "2013-11-27T13:48:38.7799538 00:00",

This fails apiController's attempt to parse DateTime correctly.

The code for outputting testClientModel should use @Json.Encode to output encoded json. Else it would output incorrect javascript causing script errors. You can easily repro it by having a single quote in your url template.