How do I make a C# Console app build and debug in Visual Studio Code?
I have already built my C# Console App in Visual Studio Code. The issue I have is when I reopen the folder where the project file is in Visual Studio Code and then rebuilding the code and debugging it again.
Here is...
I want to use C# do to a necessary mass emailing of hundreds of receiving email addresses. I have a gmail account and I believe my message will be better received if it comes from my personal gmail account instead of from one of my website's email accounts. But if I do not resolve this issue, I...
I set up a github repository to match the project I am working on in Visual Studio 2022. I did something wrong and only the project file exists. I followed a tutorial. But the tutorial was disappointing and the instruction was to drag the content of my project and I suppose I only uploaded the...
Thank you for your response !!
I will do that '?' thing you suggested.
Update, the squiggly line under the null reference went away which tells me your suggestion was spot on accurate.
Thanks again !!
What is the proper way to declare a Microsoft class to use in my code. The quick and dirty way I am doing it here, I know, is not correct
> Microsoft SharePoint.Client.List newList = null;
I think it is something like this
> Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.List newList = new...
When I right button click on a folder in Windows Explorer, the option to launch that new and empty folder in Microsoft Visual Studio Code is not available to me as it appears in a youtube tutorial like so. How do I get it there as a menu option If I have this helpful IDE already installed...
I have some C# code that opens and writes to XLS files and CSV files. During the process of writing to the XLS files workpages and workbook, etc., I get this message on my computer where I am doing development.
Now, here is where it gets interesting. This does not happen on my boss'...
First of all, I should explain the mess I have gotten myself into in order to explain this issue. (This was a windows form application with .Net Framework version 4.7.2.) I had the idea while thinking outside of the proverbial box, that a short cut to a problem I was facing was to make a...
Thanks SkyDiver.
Here is what I have done, as this youtube video demonstrates (mostly)
In Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 Click Project --> Then click the project name Properties...
On the menu on the left, click "Signing" and click to sign the ClickOnce menifests.
Then click on "Security"...
How Do I Package and install a Released compiled version version of my .Net Framework?
Do I bundle the contents of the Release folder or just the EXE's and DLL's? Do I need to include the app.config and packages.config?
Do I need to create an installer somehow?
I think I have figured this out. There is no such thing as a "Card" type. This column is just for an image. The intricate and detailed data I see in a tabbed dialog box is for the entire row of data, not for a particular column of a complex type.
I really can use your help on this. I have decided as part of my efforts to solve a different problem to make a copy of a Microsoft List to a work platform that is not shared as a dashboard and shared area for my company. I am creating a duplicate List from another List that is the production...
In response to this post:
I had a look at what I had available to me in my nuget packages in my Visual Studio Community Edition and this is what I found what looks like a match with the first item you have listed:
I am not having much luck finding the second suggestion:
Please advise.
I tried your suggestion and I got a 404 error.
System.Net.WebException
HResult=0x80131509
Message=The remote server returned an error: (400) Bad Request.
Source=System.Net.Requests
Please advise.
Can I use Nuget with Visual Studio Community version or should I pack up this IDE and use Visual Studio Code.
I just now returned here to see if I can edit the Original Post but it does not look like this web forum allows for that.
Anyway, to cut to the chase and get back to my project, I will...
I am trying to access a Microsoft List programmatically using C#. It is not going very well just yet. I am using .Net Foundation instead of .Net Core because I read that the Microsoft.Sharepoint.Client namespace is not available with .Net Core.
I should say at the beginning that I am trying...
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