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I'm currently working on a project where i need to create a booking system using the SQL server that comes baked in with visual studio. I just need a bit of clarification on how i would access the tables using code within the local db. I'm quite new to this, I've spent time learning the SQL...

I was thinking of using something like Wix, to show the projects iv worked on since I've been at university and also displaying a link to github to show the code I've produced. I would create my own website as @Sheepings mentioned but I'm unable to do that lol.

I'm currently a masters student studying computing systems. I would like to create a portfolio where i can start showcasing my work. Can anyone suggest a website that would be best for this? Thankyou!

Hi guys thank you so much for your replies I really appreciate it. I will be making this application on my own PC from home and then submitting it online. So this would need to run on my teachers computer as well as mine. For that reason I'm guessing it would be more appropriate for me to us...

I'm currently a student and ill be working on a project where I will have to create an online booking system. I've looked up tutorials online and I'm just confused about a few things (I'm a beginner with SQL, never used it before and currently learning). Would it be best to use MySQL? and...

Sweet, I fixed it. I wasn't typing the name of my project :rolleyes::D

I've currently been using "classname." to access methods in other classes however I read about the using static directive and thought id try it out, howeverim having a bit of an issue. I've added the name space "using static System."class name" but its not letting me use the methods from that...

I cannot believe I never saw that o_O. Thank you so much! it all works now!

Okay so ive just realised its not working in my main program either now. The _loggingdata private static property is null, which is whats passing the loggingdata parameter a null value. The exceptionHandler class has no no empty constructor either

Ahh right okay! i'll take a look into that. Thankyou for your reply :)

Thank you for the reply. So If im trying to access a method from the Main Program e.g TurnNumberintoInt from within the ExceptionNotification class I can do Program.TurnNumberToInt and that would be okay? Yeah i've done that :) these notification messages aren't anything to do with user input...

im manually constructing each instance and passing in the parameters.

I've implemented a Dependency constructor within my main program which works perfectly, the method is triggered and it logs my data just fine. however when I attempt to achieve the same thing in another class it gives me the following error: ""System.Null.ReferenceException "object not set to...

in one of my classes I've inherited the main program. I just wanted to get another persons opinion on this. Is that bad practice or is it okay?

Nice, Thankyou. I'll take a look into that :)

I've created a logging class which includes a method that I want to access whenever I'd like to log an event. At the moment I'm having to create an instance each time I want to use that method. Is there a better way to do this?

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how would i change the settings for this?

When I run my program I get an exception unhandled notification for "System.Runtime,Serialization.SerializationException" however in my code I have caught this exception in a catch block. :/ Does anyone know why this is happening? I have caught many other exceptions and they all work as...