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Comments by Haechtsuppe (Top 7 by date)
Haechtsuppe
26-Jan-17 7:14am
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yep it's a 'char' field, based on Stone-aged AS400 table. Nobody cared about those Problems in these days and now in 2017 a mid-twenty aged developer has to handle schemes which are older than me :-|
Haechtsuppe
26-Jan-17 6:44am
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Oh well thank you, that works so far, but I also extended my web Service with the latest check-out entry, than calculate and write it back to temporary table.
"SELECT TOP 1 time FROM tblmyTable where username = '" + username + "' AND date = '"+ int.Parse(time.ToString("ddMMyyyy"))+"' AND indicator='check-out' ORDER BY time DESC;";
but your solution also works for me with a few customizations.
Thank you
Haechtsuppe
21-Apr-16 8:19am
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Probably I need a small kick how to place a bar including the hamburger on top and hide the splitview completely.
As you can see here:
https://www.thurrott.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/music.jpg
and not like that:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wiki/MyToolkit/MyToolkit/MyToolkitHamburgerClosedLight.png
Haechtsuppe
31-Mar-16 7:32am
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Oh, that works really nice thank you :-)
Haechtsuppe
31-Mar-16 5:09am
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Wow, thank you I have not worked with Linq since years. It works great, I added a function to trim the string so I won't get the tags:
<pre lang="c#"> public void fillContent(int number)
{
XDocument doc = XDocument.Load(@"data\stations.xml");
XElement station = doc.Descendants("Station").FirstOrDefault(s => (int?)s.Attribute("ID") == number).Element("Text");
TBText.Text = removeTag(station);
}
private string removeTag(XElement element)
{
string innerXml = element.ToString().Trim().Replace(string.Format("<{0}>", element.Name), "");
innerXml = innerXml.Trim().Replace(string.Format("", element.Name), "");
return innerXml.Trim();
}</pre>
If I plan in future projects to deploy the application with XML files, do you have a hint how to handle it?
Haechtsuppe
21-Jan-16 3:48am
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oh yeah, that was a great idea. Worked with 300*300, scaled to 150*150 and now it works really good.
Thank you
Haechtsuppe
23-Feb-11 16:40pm
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Yes I am working in 3.5 but are there any problems with the usage of DX9?
I have very little experience with WPF and XAML but I think I'll take a small safari to the world of WPF tomorrow after regular work.
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