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Baxter P 22-Sep-14 4:39am View

Tried the null entry check in the linq query, exception is still thrown. I have also tried updating the DBContext, but again exception persists.

Baxter P 20-Sep-14 3:42am View

I saw that too, but I suspected the problem was unrelated to mine.

OK, so I have to test for NULLs like so:

var UserDataLocal = (from data in lookUpContext.JMUsers.ToList()
where data != null
select new UserData(data.ID, data.UserName)).ToList();

to be honest I thought the problem was a WPF one.

I try it on Monday. Cheers.

Baxter P 19-Sep-14 5:33am View

Hello all,
I have imporved the question, and included more details.

Baxter P 21-Mar-14 13:10pm View

Thanks

Baxter P 19-Feb-14 20:10pm View

Sounds like the DLL which contains the DateWiseIP class in it is missing from the deployment machine, or it can't be found once deployed.

If you are using click once, you can specify the DLL which contains the DateWiseIP class in it as one of the required assemblies. It will then be sent along with the other assemblies, and be copied into the same folder.

Baxter P 17-Feb-14 14:13pm View

Thanks.

Baxter P 1-Feb-14 22:11pm View

I think you need to create a ListViewCustomControl, and then set it's DataContext to a class called ObjData which is of type Record. Also the Record class needs to be a View Model, not a regular class, or it wont update the view.

I don't think you can do what you are suggesting, the data binding should be done when the ListViewCustomControl is used in a window or user control. In it's AXML file, or code behind file.

Baxter P 30-Jan-14 19:45pm View

Hi
Thanks for the reply. I have already tried creating another version by referencing the .dlls directly but I still get a second version without .exes.

I have done a windows search on the whole solution, and it cannot find any .exes, only .dlls.

I think the upload scanner is doing something else other than just searching for .exes, as there aren't any .exes in the archive I uploaded, but still got a second smaller version which will not compile when I re-downloaded it.

Hence the question, as I decided using the version with an .exe in it made most sense.

Many Thanks,
Baxter-P

Baxter P 30-Jan-14 19:43pm View

Hi, I didn't realise I had done that sorry. I was just a comment.

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