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Comments by Likefire (Top 9 by date)
Likefire
1-Mar-18 10:14am
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Here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30114116/save-file-dialog-an-unhandled-exception is the answer
Likefire
1-Mar-18 8:46am
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OK. Try to add breakpoint in line inside "catch" and carefully scope the "ex" variable.
Likefire
1-Mar-18 8:31am
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employee = employeeContext.Employee.Where(x => x.Person_Id.Equals(id.ToString())).FirstOrDefault();
Likefire
1-Mar-18 8:30am
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employee = employeeContext.Employee.Where(x => x.Person_Id.Equals(id.ToString())).FirstOrDefault();
Likefire
1-Mar-18 8:24am
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Can you get the trace about what kind of object reference is not set? Try to save in new file and existing file.
Likefire
11-Sep-15 7:33am
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Using concatenation in file path is bad practice. Use Path.Combine
Likefire
4-Sep-15 6:51am
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OK. How did you provide privacy policy in Win8 app? Some propeties and methods has changes in Win10 and have differences. Microsoft recommends inspect porting code to deprecated APIs, replace undefined and review retained styles in XAML and so and so on. If your function is shell - look at APIs here: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/jj635743(v=vs.85).aspx. If you foundn't here - look at MSDN definition of your function with version selector (it's a combobox at the top of article with all available versions). Compatibility cookbook in DevCenter does not contain data about Win10 but you can look at this one: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/hh848049(v=vs.85).aspx
Likefire
3-Sep-15 6:57am
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I guess that a "changethinkness" is not correct name of event. I'm don't see where you calling the "changedtext". To check this out try to define straihgt control of your custom type in code-behind and find accessible event from IntelliSense menu.
Likefire
3-Sep-15 5:26am
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What kind of UI you use: XAML-builded or WinJS-bulided? Do you catch a bug at a compile time? What kind of error reported your developer environment?
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