You should just use OAuth2 and follow the recommended process by facebook. Have a look at the documentation of the facebook graph API here. Remember to create a facebook developer account here. If youre using ASP.NET, there is an included Facebook OAuth2 client. Have a look at this link here. Its actually pretty easy to … Read more
A quick primer on OpenFileDialog: You almost never assign a value to FileName, as this value is the path to the file the user selected. You can use it to pre-populate the file name, but if the file doesn’t exist in the start folder, it may well revert to String.Empty (the behavior you described). The … Read more
(?> … ) is the syntax for an atomic grouping. And the syntax for look-ahead assertion is just (?! … ). Edit Try this regular expression instead: .*$(?<!-CONST) The .*$ will consume everything and the look-behind assertion will exclude those that end with a -CONST. Edit Just for completeness’ sake: If your regular expression language does not … Read more
A lot depends on the hardware resources available. That is to say, the specs, cpu, ram, etc and number of concurrent requests. Otherwise there should be no conflicts since weblogic server ports can be configured during creation of servers and the default admin port runs on 7001. The IIS default port is 80. So simultaneous … Read more
You could use Regex.Replace for converting matches to UpperCase. For example, var result= Regex.Replace(text, pattern,c=>c.ToString().ToUpper()); 1 solved How do I find Roman Numerals in a string and make it all upper case in C#? [closed]
Does the SFML String2d class implement IDisposable? Do you dispose all instances correctly? It might be that the finalizer thread is disposing them when they are in an invalid state. 0 solved Can’t find the source of .NET error, need Help
You could do that with a simple Regex, But you should really read some MSDN articles before you try to “use them” // Match a Regex and Do Stuff public void showMatch(string input, string expr) { MatchCollection mc = Regex.Matches(input, expr); int num = 0; foreach (Match m in mc) { string tm = m.ToString(); … Read more
You could use the AES Crypto Service Provider and then store the output as a binary string representation of the byte array output. I.e 12345 might encrypt into “1001001010110001” 4 solved Encrypt String (of only digits) into another String (of only digits)
The biggest problem here is that your constructor does not return until all of the tasks have completed. Until the constructor returns, the window will not be shown, because the window messages related to drawing the window aren’t going to be processed. Note that you don’t really have “deadlock” here per se. Instead, if you … Read more
You get zero orders because List<OrderInfo> orders = CommerceLibAccess.GetOrdersByRecent(recordCount); is returning an empty list. It is returning an empty list because: return ConvertDataTableToOrders (GenericDataAccess.ExecuteSelectCommand (comm)); is returning an empty data-table. You’ll have to dig into your data table to figure out why it thinks its empty. (maybe because it is actually empty??) 2 solved Function … Read more
Like this? string path = @””; DirectoryInfo dir = new DirectoryInfo(path); var files = dir.GetFiles(“*.txt”); if (files.Length >= 2) { } solved Check if the two Files exist in the folder
You could treat the whole page/web request as a string and do something like this: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb546166.aspx It might not be efficient and it would search CSS classes and everything else but it might be a starting point. Else you need to use the agility pack and scrape through each not and check each bit of … Read more
Explanation about the error: WebClient.DownloadFileAsync public void DownloadFileAsync( Uri address, string fileName ) It doesn’t return anything (void) and you are passing this to listsext! Ofcourse you will get an Exception: Cannot implicitly convert type ‘void’ to ‘string’ What you want to achieve: (my guess, not much information given) You want to have the filename, … Read more
Single() already throws an InvalidOperationException if the result contains more than one element (or if it is empty). You were probably confusing it with First(), which doesn’t throw if there is more than one element. 2 solved Is there a stricter version of .Single()? [closed]
You should group all person skills by person id, and then select only those groups, which contain both given category and sub category: unitOfWork.PersonSkillsRepository.GetAll() .GroupBy(p => p.PersonId) .Where(g => g.Any(p => p.IdCategory == ids.IdCategory) && g.Any(p => p.IdSubCategory == ids.IdSubCategory)) .Select(g => g.Key) For optimization, you can filter out skills which do not match any … Read more