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Member 15341738 6-Aug-22 4:14am View

Hello Richard, thank you for your input. I have applied the suggested code changes, unfortunately at the line "return new HttpContentResult(content);" I am getting an error: Cannot implicitly convert type 'HttpContentResult' to 'Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.ActionResult.

Member 15341738 22-Jul-22 8:03am View

Yes, that worked. Thanks!

Member 15341738 13-Jun-22 6:22am View

We aren't using it, but this page is designated to be shown to the page's visitor who uses it.

Member 15341738 23-Dec-21 4:36am View

Unfortunately sending emails is not possible in Azure SQL Server, which we are using (as far as I know).

Member 15341738 26-Oct-21 14:32pm View

Damn, sorry I have pasted wrong version of my code. I have updated the question.

Member 15341738 7-Oct-21 10:32am View

Now it works perfectly, thanks!

Member 15341738 7-Oct-21 8:49am View

Richard you are right, I guess I can remove the percentage from the input and add it in it's description. But if I change this line to:
const calc2 = (Math.round(ebitImpactdkk / this.state.ebitBaseline ) * 100) || 0;

I am getting either 100, or 0.

Member 15341738 27-Sep-21 17:42pm View

That is correct, yes. I am sorry if my question is hard to understand, but english is not my native language.

Member 15341738 31-Aug-21 3:23am View

Thank you for your reply. I have followed your advice and the null happens when I get to the x2 variable. In general the point of this code is to parse XML response from the server and catch if it has an iban element in it. If it doesn't, then the NullReferenceException happens. I just don't know how to change the code to prevent it from happening, I am also not very familiar with XDocument library which parses the XML.

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