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Comments by Dave Crump (Top 11 by date)
Dave Crump
27-Oct-12 6:36am
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Reason for my vote of 5
Great job.
Dave Crump
25-Aug-12 1:51am
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Thanks Ridoy, it really helped me.
Dave Crump
23-Aug-12 21:28pm
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Thank you Christian,
I thought about that before, and I set the Copy Local to True. Maybe you are right and I need another DLL for that, but which one? I have been looking into many many websites for a solution!!
Regards,
Dave Crump
21-Aug-12 16:49pm
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Sorry about that!!
Dave Crump
21-Aug-12 16:05pm
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Did you know, I am coding on Windows-Phone Project?
Can it be cause of the problem, that I can not use the System.Windows.Media.Brushes.White? It says "Are you missing an Assembly reference?"
Regards,
Dave Crump
21-Aug-12 15:29pm
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Sure I will do that so long it works really. In fact still I have the same problem. Error-ID is; (Compiler Error CS0103 "The name 'Brushes' does not exist in the current context") So, as you might see, I have the "System.Windows.Media" in my header. Do I have to define it again?
Did you know that I am trying to develop on Windows Phone 7.1?
Regards,
Dave Crump
21-Aug-12 14:46pm
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Thanks, I have got it already.
Dave Crump
21-Aug-12 14:30pm
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@Sergey: First of all, keep your manner. Here is a development's forum not a standup comedy. Second: You can beleive in what you like, but you are not in the position to judge upon anybody.
Back to work: I tried already Brushes instead of Brush, I get the same Error. Does not matter if I code TextBox1.Foreground = Brushes.White; or TextBox1.Foreground = Brush.White;
DO I have the right using in my header.
Regards,
Dave Crump
21-Aug-12 0:13am
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Thank you, I was in this MSDN page, but still I don't know how to set the Brush.
Can you help me with an example?
Dave Crump
20-Aug-12 19:16pm
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Yes, exactly like Alarm Setting.
The scenario is like that; User has to set the time, for example like 12:30.
I have to get "12:30" for later use. Because I have to search based on the setted time.
Dave Crump
20-Aug-12 14:12pm
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Thank you for the reply and help,
I did a lots of research about coding. I am also so much volunteer to learn.
It was not my request. My request is, that set the time by the user with scrolling a TextBox Control in a scrollview container.
I tried many ways to get the String's Date and time but, no success.
Thank in advance
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