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Re: Get auto Populate drop-down for country state city

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Re: Get auto Populate drop-down for country state city

OriginalGriff11-Apr-19 3:52

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11-Apr-19 3:52

Certainly. Where should I send the pro forma?

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Re: Get auto Populate drop-down for country state city

W∴ Balboos, GHB11-Apr-19 4:45

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11-Apr-19 4:45

How much are you being paid for this (as a software outsource 'coder') - and how much of that will you send to me . . . come to think of it . . . advance said funds to me.

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Re: Get auto Populate drop-down for country state city

GuyThiebaut11-Apr-19 7:11

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11-Apr-19 7:11

Member 11714515 wrote:
only for Asp.net controls

Dang! I have the code for:

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Re: Get auto Populate drop-down for country state city

Sander Rossel11-Apr-19 8:00

Sander Rossel

11-Apr-19 8:00

What a coincidence, I need ALL of those EXCEPT ASP.NET Big Grin | :-D

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So the Ecuadorian said 'Bye'

glennPattonWork311-Apr-19 0:44

glennPattonWork3

11-Apr-19 0:44

Hi All,
Looks like Ecuadorian has got fed up with with there lodger. This and Brexit that's the News channels covered for the foreseeable future... Unsure | :~

Re: So the Ecuadorian said 'Bye'

W∴ Balboos, GHB11-Apr-19 0:49

W∴ Balboos, GHB

11-Apr-19 0:49

Although I look forward to seeing how much he smirks when handcuffed, I think this is probably soapbox material (or will quickly end up that way).

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modified 11-Apr-19 6:55am.

Re: So the Ecuadorian said 'Bye'

Nelek11-Apr-19 1:06

Nelek

11-Apr-19 1:06

W∴ Balboos wrote:
I think this is probably soapbox material (or will quickly end up that way).

Agree

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Re: So the Ecuadorian said 'Bye'

Maximilien11-Apr-19 1:21

Maximilien

11-Apr-19 1:21

soapbox please.

I'd rather be phishing!

Re: So the Ecuadorian said 'Bye'

glennPattonWork311-Apr-19 1:34

glennPattonWork3

11-Apr-19 1:34

Oops! Can I transfer it, or do I have to re-post it?
Re-posted!
Smile | :)

Re: So the Ecuadorian said 'Bye'

ZurdoDev11-Apr-19 1:47

ZurdoDev

11-Apr-19 1:47

glennPattonWork wrote:
Ecuadorian

This guy?[^]

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Re: So the Ecuadorian said 'Bye'

glennPattonWork311-Apr-19 1:51

glennPattonWork3

11-Apr-19 1:51

Well, I now have worked out that the headphones in my PC are now busted! Careful what you click on....

Re: So the Ecuadorian said 'Bye'

ZurdoDev11-Apr-19 1:59

ZurdoDev

11-Apr-19 1:59

You're welcome.

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Re: So the Ecuadorian said 'Bye'

F Margueirat12-Apr-19 4:12

F Margueirat

12-Apr-19 4:12

Looks like Ecuadorians has got fed up with with there their lodger.

FTFY

Who wrote the "suggestions" part of VS 2019?

OriginalGriff10-Apr-19 23:41

OriginalGriff

10-Apr-19 23:41

And how did they escape from kindergarten?

This time, my code looks like this:

XmlDocument xd = new XmlDocument();
xd.Load(@"D:\Test Data\author.xml");
xd.PreserveWhitespace = true;

And the final line has a "screwdriver" to show a "fix this suggestion" is available.

And there are four options:

1) Introduce a constant for "true"
2) Introduce a constant for all occurrences of "true"
3) Introduce a local constant for "true"
4) Introduce a local constant for all occurrences of "true"

That's embarrassing. Visual Studio no longer considers true or false to be constants in C# ... Blush | :O

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Re: Who wrote the "suggestions" part of VS 2019?

Super Lloyd10-Apr-19 23:44

Super Lloyd

10-Apr-19 23:44

Well... I know many developer who seem to think the same.... Blush | :O

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Re: Who wrote the "suggestions" part of VS 2019?

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter11-Apr-19 0:47

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

11-Apr-19 0:47

To be precise 'true' is not a constant in C# - So VS is right, you have not such thing as 'true' constant so you may as well spend your time more creatively than writing that stupid code and create one... and while you are at it do it globally...

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Re: Who wrote the "suggestions" part of VS 2019?

F-ES Sitecore11-Apr-19 0:54

F-ES Sitecore

11-Apr-19 0:54

1) public const bool True = false; public const bool False = true;
2) update code base
3) leave job

Re: Who wrote the "suggestions" part of VS 2019?

Super Lloyd11-Apr-19 1:57

Super Lloyd

11-Apr-19 1:57

Wait! there is more!

public static readonly bool Maybe = new Rand().Next(2) == 0;

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Re: Who wrote the "suggestions" part of VS 2019?

F-ES Sitecore11-Apr-19 2:08

F-ES Sitecore

11-Apr-19 2:08

I'm a bad person....you're just evil Laugh | :laugh:

Re: Who wrote the "suggestions" part of VS 2019?

Forogar 11-Apr-19 2:44

Forogar

11-Apr-19 2:44

I believe that should be "Dr. Evil". Wink | ;)

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Re: Who wrote the "suggestions" part of VS 2019?

daleofcourse11-Apr-19 22:01

daleofcourse

11-Apr-19 22:01

Actually literally laughed out loud like a maniachal despot in the office when I read this Laugh | :laugh:

Re: Who wrote the "suggestions" part of VS 2019?

Super Lloyd11-Apr-19 22:24

Super Lloyd

11-Apr-19 22:24

I think you might be ready for it! Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

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Re: Who wrote the "suggestions" part of VS 2019?

W∴ Balboos, GHB11-Apr-19 0:54

W∴ Balboos, GHB

11-Apr-19 0:54

Your question is easily answered.

Consider the times we live in.
The staff, more and more, will consist of people who's life is bound to a small hand-held device.
The device, in it's most evil state, is used to transmit messages in non-English (FWIW, u c).

So - this is the natural evolution of what's to come. Besides - as is their entire way of life, if you don't know something . . . Google it! It's much easier than learning anything.

And now, with your question answered, you can enjoy a fine beverage.

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Re: Who wrote the "suggestions" part of VS 2019?

Nelek11-Apr-19 1:05

Nelek

11-Apr-19 1:05

Have you tried "TRUE" instead of "true"? Wink | ;)

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