i have a requirement to print units like m(square) in front end. So, for this i have to mention in properties file. But properties file is not accepting to write like that.
Please help me.
Add the sup html-tag in your properties file:
dsprocess.unit=Volume(cm<sup>2</sup>)
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How to add a new name in My.Settings?
So far, I've learned how to read and edit values in it, but how can I add another row/name at run-time?
Something like:
My.Settings.AddName.String("foo1")
My.Settings.Save()
My.Settings.foo1 = "fooNew"
I can't see such on the web.. Thanks
EDIT: will be used for the name,text and location of dynamically added buttons.
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The My.Settings application settings are compiled into your assembly. The properties cannot be altered at runtime because of this. Expecting new settings to be available at runtime through the My.Settings property will not be possible. You would need to resort to more rudimentary techniques like those highlighted by this MSDN question.
You cannot do it at runtime with whats built into my.settings namespace, however its entirely possible. Id love to take credit for this but it has already been answered on stackoverflow.
As long as you know the file path and node name, you can build your own xml parser class to do whatever you want using this very simple example I couldn't write any more clearly:
How to programatically add nodes at certain locations in xml config file
Is there a way to refer the log4j property file from an external place.
Example: Keeping the file in one location and using that in java classes.
Thanks and Regards,
Joe
Its a tremendously lazy question, Use the property configurator.
Reggards,
Hari
I'm trying to create category in prestashop with a php script. My question is how can i define images ? Is there a function to do that ?
I precise I don't want to use csv import, only php script.
Thanks for your answers.
More information of what exactly you need to do with images? For what?
What you mean define? Asociate with category? Upload?
btw: take a look at: classes/Image.php may be it there.
I'm looking for a resource to list all the built-in properties defined in an MSBuild project file. Specifically I'm using a Team Build project file, but from what I understand they are one in the same (correct me if I'm wrong).
I already know about the reserved properties: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms164309.aspx
But I've noticed other handy variables being referenced in examples, like $(SolutionRoot) and $(OutDir).
Is there a comprehensive list of all the properties I have access to? Where are these other properties defined? I found a forum post where the same question was asked, and it pointed to the Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Build.targets file, but I looked in there and could not find definitions for $(SolutionRoot) and $(OutDir) listed.
Thanks for any help you can give, Daniel
This is another great reference:
http://blogs.msdn.com/aaronhallberg/archive/2008/02/12/team-build-2008-property-reference.aspx
Vaccano
Did you see this: http://www.woodwardweb.com/vsts/30_useful_team.html
Every time that I change a value in the designer after saving it, the .designer.cs file will be deleted.
Can anyone tell me how can I fix this problem?
Move using directives in your DataContext.cs and DataContext.designer.cs files into the namespace scope.
The *.designer.cs files are completely generated by designer.
You should not write any your own code into this file. The classes and/or methods are partial, so you can extend/change the behaviour in the separate file.
Don't place your own code in the designer file, instead use a separate file leveraging the partial classes concept.