DonBytes
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Try setting the correct headers for the HttpWebRequest. The class above WebClientEx should take care of keeping cookies between requests as long as you keep them within the using clause. -
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...Code:public class WebClientEx : WebClient { private CookieContainer cookies = new CookieContainer(); protected override WebRequest GetWebRequest(Uri address) { WebRequest retVal = base.GetWebRequest(address); if (retVal.GetType() == typeof(HttpWebRequest)) { ((HttpWebRequest)retVal).CookieContainer = cookies; }Leave a comment:
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This class should help you I was just about to post it in my own old question anyway:
...Code:public class WebClientEx : WebClient { private CookieContainer cookies = new CookieContainer(); protected override WebRequest GetWebRequest(Uri address) { WebRequest retVal = base.GetWebRequest(address); if (retVal.GetType() == typeof(HttpWebRequest)) {Leave a comment:
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You could also make a custom control with three boxes that you then add through code which is probably easier to position and work with.Leave a comment:
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DonBytes replied to Question about C# Strings, populating variable values within a string at runtimein .NETIf it's not to long strings you could write them prepared for String.Format when you load them up such as:
and then use them as:Code:String sBody = "ComputerName: {0}\r\nError: {1}";
Code:email.Body = String.Format(sBody, sComputerName, sError);
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Been a long time since I did anything in VB but the File class has a method called OpenRead if I recall correctly.
So perhaps something like this would work:
and then use objSR.ReadToEnd ()Code:Using objSR As StreamReader = New StreamReader(File.OpenRead(sLicenseFile)) End Using
Also there is a FileStream class where you can specify FileAccess which might help if the above code doesn'...Leave a comment:
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C# Application CookieContainer
Wondering if anyone had problems with the CookieContainer s, I was making a program that logs onto sites, check for news and then reports back.
All cookies domain in response.cookie s is marked as site.com except for one that is marked as .site.com for some reason this doesn't make it back to http://site.com when I try to check the messages page after doing the login.
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It only misbehaves when you feed root directory without slash as first argument. Always has as long as I've used it. So does:
But both of these will work:Code:DirectoryInfo dir = new DirectoryInfo("C:")
I've always assumed it's because C: is not a valid place on the...Code:Path.Combine(@"C:\Some Dir", "File.txt"); Path.Combine(@"C:\Some Dir\", @"File.txt");
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If sourceofdata is another table that looks the same you can use:
if it's another DataSet:Code:foreach (DataRow dr in sourceofdata.Rows) { ... }
Change 0 to the index you want or the name of the table as string.Code:foreach (DataRow dr in sourceofdata.Tables[0].Rows) { ... }Leave a comment:
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Look at this it should be what you want.Leave a comment:
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As far as I know you can't turn on auto increment on a table that looks like that you'd have to do something like:
Step 1:
Step 2:Code:sp_rename 'TableName', 'TableName_old';
Code:CREATE TABLE [TableName] (Id INT IDENTITY, Name VARCHAR(50)); INSERT INTO TableName (Name) SELECT Name from TableName_old;
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I believe you'd have to create it yourself using XmlDocument and CreateElement for each row/column. You can save it and then load it (if it exists) prior to adding items.
I really don't see any other way of getting the extra level (<item>) in there neither.Leave a comment:
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A bit overkill but as I am pretty much certain copy and xcopy can't do what you want here goes:
In my example I assumed robocopy was in the path and executed in the folder where the file was. If you execute from another folder you'd have to:Code:robocopy.exe . "C:\Destination Directory" Filename /XC
...Code:robocopy.exe "C:Source Directory" "C:\Destination Directory" Filename /XC
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Yeah, C# can handle strings with spaces whereas arguments can not, but when chaining batch files it's easy to get lost on where you need to quote and where you do not.
Also, looking through it again, the space first in arguments is not needed as it'll be separated anyway.Leave a comment:
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You could copy it with C# and set overwrite to false? or is that some scheduled task that runs beside your program?Leave a comment:
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According to row 13 of the posted code he does set it though. However he sets it using this:
WorkingDirector y of the StartInfo object shouldn't have the path quoted, it'll default to whatever folder the parent process had when it can't find a path like "C:\Windows ". Here's a working sample without the try catch bit though:Code:psi.WorkingDirectory = InQuotes(pathToScripts);
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If [DropDownStyle] is set to [DropDown] you can just do:
Code:comboBoxName.Text = "12";
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Can't really help you with your problem but I just recently did this for the normal Save As dialog box (the one Notepad etc use) and the way I ended up doing it was by the Registry. Here's an export of the keys:
...Code:Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\comdlg32\PlacesBar] "Place0"=dword:00000000 "Place1"=dword:00000011
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Code:sText = Regex.Replace(sText, "</?(font|div)[^>]*>", String.Empty, RegexOptions.IgnoreCase);
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