@Skydiver the reason why I am doing this is to force windows to download and install updates on a controlled schedule by us. Our software is windows base and needs the current updates to be done to keep windows happy. The windows forced updates by Microsoft either throttles the network...
Console application that is made to execute the USOClient.exe with the switch of "StartDownload". Error states as follows "System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception: 'The system cannot find the file specified' "
static void Main(string[] args)
{
System.Diagnostics.Process...
Thanks that was a big help on understanding and cleanup.
problem i have is how do I do the enum like this "7:00a"?
once I get past that then i need to save the datagrid back to a new csv file
HAHAHA good point but the names for employee comes from one column in the csv file and that is an export to csv from the other system( i went back and looked at it)
This is what I ave datagrid first 3 columns are from a csv file. The rest of the columns will be a column combobox with a list of times in it. The combobox will reflect a day of the week with an in out time for each row.
I have the combobox displaying a drop down which works on a double click...
OK I am working on this project now in wpf. I have to bring in data from a csv file on column 0,1 and 11. so far I have column 0,1,2 and not 11 figure i can get to that slowly. That is all I am pulling from the csv file.
In mt datagrid I get my 3 columns from the csv file no problem there. But...
yes the user can change the values as this is a way to create a schedule limit setup. the first 3 columns would be nice if fixed. But I am still stuck lol
I have been trying to figure out how to get csvhelper to write the data that is in my datagridview. The datgridview is populated by the following.
First 3 are populated from a csv file with a class that has the csvhelper attributes to grab certiam columns from the csv file.
Then the rest of the...
Well this is the json data here, and I can not for the life of me get anything past the reports line to show with out this error ClassLibraryApi.Report[].
And was instructed to try to use regex to format the output to what I needed. as I only need the report header info and the reporttxt info...
I have an output from a json file that I have been trying to get to a format I want. The expression I am using looks good on regex101 but when I add it into c# in visual studio I get the red squiggly lines. This being formatted to fit in a listbox and then saved as a text file after. I do have...
ok I have this json string that needs to have the input fields of the requested data input. I will be storing the imputed vales in a sqlite table to be used. But I am not sure what I am looking at to do this exactly. This info we be used in several places also.
var thisJsonStr =...
@Skydiver that worked great for the reportheader line but the reports line still throwing the ClassLibraryApi.Report in the listbos.
Company: Pizza - Pearl, Run Time: 02/07/21 07:31AM, Reporting On: Current #1 - ClassLibraryApi.Report
And I have added this into it to break it out...
OK so two things going on here.
First I am getting this when the ListBox items gets added. "OK - System.Collections.Generic.List`1[System.String] - System.Collections.Generic.List`1[ClassLibraryApi.Report]"
Other times it loads nothing and this is the exception it pulls...
ok I can get the code but the trigger point for the send mail portion at this time comes from another software that triggers a batch file .
namespace Versi_Send_Email
{
public partial class DashBoard : Form
{
public DashBoard()
{
InitializeComponent()...
OK I am stumped on this problem I am stuck on. In the image here the dashboard is my main and the sendmail is just a class. Now what I want to do is this. Dashboard is my configuration setup page, then the sendemail is the action that takes place from a bat file trigger. So can this be done...
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