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Comments by Code4Ever (Top 13 by date)
Code4Ever
2-Aug-22 11:39am
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I solved it by adding .OrderByDescending(x => x.EquipmentId)
Code4Ever
30-Jul-22 12:46pm
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But, using .TakeLast() causes runtime error. It cannot be translated.
Code4Ever
8-Jun-22 13:56pm
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Can a hacker inject http response headers to reproduce "valid" response on my API and login?
Code4Ever
8-Jun-22 13:50pm
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Yes, this is important for me. I need to use session in my project but I'm not sure whether it's safe in the code I provided.
Code4Ever
14-May-22 2:12am
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What is the correct way to delete multi-selected items in WPF?
Code4Ever
9-May-22 4:40am
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Is there any difference in the performance of a big application coded with an MVVM pattern and the same application coded with a traditional behind-code approach?
Code4Ever
9-May-22 4:25am
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Thanks.
1- Did you code that generic ObservableObject class? I mean, is it done by you or is it a generic code used by developers?
2- I as a beginner in WPF prefer to use behind code approach. Can I achieve the same result as MVVM?
Code4Ever
9-May-22 1:29am
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A problem with the current code is that when you add a duplicate tab, you cannot select it. The first tab (related to that button) is selected. How can I fix it?
Code4Ever
9-May-22 0:42am
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Thanks. It worked in my project. How can I specify specific content for each tab? I mean, I want to load special content for each tab created by button 1 and special content for the tab created by button 2, and so on.
Code4Ever
9-May-22 0:27am
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I'm trying to delete all my codes and test your code. I'll tell you the result. Thanks.
Code4Ever
8-May-22 23:57pm
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I'm using .Net 6
Your method is:
private void OnClicked(string buttonName)
=> Tabs.Add(buttonName);
While your constructor is:
public MainViewModel()
=> ButtonClickCommand = new ButtonClickCommand(OnClicked);
`OnClicked` needs an input parameter in the constructor.
Code4Ever
4-May-22 1:31am
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Yes, I had used it before asking this question.
Code4Ever
4-May-22 0:59am
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Hi, Excuse me! I forgot to mention that I'm using MDBootstrap for Angular 13. This site has special documentation for the Angular system. But I could not find any RTL documentation in MDB for Angular.
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