What I want to do is separate the voter status and put it on another DataGridview in vb.net.
Example, a student who voted is 5 and student who's not voted yet is 5.
I hope you can help me. thanks in advance.
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I was asked to create a skills matrix for our company on SharePoint 2013 Online. Our company consists of about 400 employees.The skills matrix consists of 4 Categories with several fields under each category. Each field has three columns associated with it, Skill Level(1-5), When Last Used, Months Experience.
The goal:1. Fill out form on sharepoint.
2. Save to list- date created - created by
3. HR logs on and pull all skills for specific user into excel.
What I have tried:1. InfoPath form that saves to list. Problem : Unable to add four different repeating tables to add all related skills for that user under each category.
InfoPath form that saves to library. Problem : Unable to query data for HR
MS Access 2013 web app. Problem : Unable to add more skills under each category.Unable to associate one user to several skills.
I think the best solution is probably to go with Access. if anyone could please point me in the right direction to go about this?
or even if there is a better way of coding a custom app in visual studio?
I am working on a new project and instead of creating a single project with the UI and Web Services in the same project I want to separate them into two projects. Like the image.
What project types in Visual Studio 2013 would you use to do this. I know that I can do everything by hand but...
I have tried the WebAPI project type but it assumes everything in 1 project.
I know someone else has wrestled this issue so I would appreciate your input.
Any advice would be appreciated.
I think you might be confusing "projects" with "solutions". It sounds like you should just start with a Blank Solution and develop out the different projects. There's no reason why all of these couldn't live within the same solution.
I think that Mr. Beam missed the point of the question in that Mr. Washington is asking about the project types to create shared services that are called by and UI type project.
I think just creating an empty project with the WebAPI inclusion would be what you want. You could then to REST calls to your service layer project with no other overhead.
JD
So you have 3 branchs of your source code (Prod, Test and Dev). The day-to-day business makes you often open 2 branchs on the same day.
What have you found, as a trick, to differentiated your different configurations at first glance?
I guess there are some ways to have a visual clue linked to the version you're currently working with...
Note : This question is Visual Studio 2010 centric, but maybe you trick is cross-IDE, so maybe anybody can answer.
If you are having trouble and end up working on the 'wrong branch' use different workspaces to help Understanding Team Foundation Server Workspaces and Working Folders
Do you guys know of any limit on the amount of configurations that can be created for a solution in VS 2010? I'm in a project where we need 4 configurations for our solution. I was able to create the first 3, but when I tried to create the 4th one, the config manager dialog box just closes and the configuration is not created. I've tried this on 3 different machines.
Thanks in advance!!
I don't know if there's a limit, but I do know that if there is, it's a lot higher than the three you have! I've seen a solution with about 7 before, and heard of solutions with many more.
Is it possible to have Visual Studio's Class View pane (available under View > Class View) automatically synchronize to current symbol? Basically execute View.SynchronizeClassView whenever the current symbol changes.
See here and here. I find your phrasing more along the lines of what I would have asked. Not sure why you didn't get any answers.
As it seems, an automatic synchronize (without hotkey) will not be implemented.
https://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/121579-visual-studio-ide/suggestions/15963322-sync-class-view-with-code
I want to personally thank you for taking the time to share this
suggestion. Since the suggestion you raised has not gathered many
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and closing it at this time.
If you would like us to reconsider this, please create a new
suggestion. Again, thank you for sharing with us!