Do DNN support ajax control tool kit.
If not then why, and how can i make DNN support Ajax Control Tool kit?
I made my module work with the Ajax Control Tool Kit. I added a reference to my module and included the dll in the package as a dependency.
The dll is already loaded with the dnn installation.
You can use it in your project like this
First Register the dll
Then access the control list as
<dnnweb:dnnajaxpanel...
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Is it possible to use the preview API in a offline environment? I means, something like to reference locally the library.
Thank you for your time.
Best regards
Yes, it is possible if you download the latest office.js version locally. To use preview APIs:
You must reference the beta library on the CDN (https://appsforoffice.microsoft.com/lib/beta/hosted/office.js). The type definition file for TypeScript compilation and IntelliSense is found at the CDN and DefinitelyTyped. You can install these types with npm install --save-dev #types/office-js-preview.
You may need to join the Office Insider program for access to more recent Office builds.
Read more about that in that in the Word JavaScript preview APIs article.
I'm looking at implementing a plugin architecture where I will have end users write plugins that I will execute in the application I'm developing (.net-core 2.0 console application). I load the plugins dynamically at runtime and they implement a plugin interface in a shared assembly. I do want to limit the actions that the user can perform from the plugin and therefore I provide the plugin with an API object. Is there a way to limit the plugin so that it only can use that API? In .NET 4.x I could do this with AppDomains and Code Access Security but haven't found a way to do the same in dotnet core yet. Any ideas how to solve this?
I am a new in developing Metro application. And I have a question regarding external DLL for Metro.
As I understand project which implemented DLL(extension) should be include in solution for Metro application. And I should specify dependency into Package.appxmanifest. Only after that action I can use this extension in my Metro application.
But what about external DLL(extension)?
How to use DLL installed on system (something like load library for Desktop)?
Could somebody clarify this issue?
Thanks in advance.
A Windows Store App is sand boxed and can't access any system DLLs, or DLLs other than the ones provided in your project.
Also DLLs referenced by your project need to be WinRT DLLs built specially for WinRT.
i want to do my visual studio 2008 (2.0) ajax enable...please suggest me what i will have to what tool kit or dll i will have to include and how will i configure it..
Here are step by step instructions on how to setup the Ajax Control Toolkit.
If you are specifically using .NET 2.0 framework, you will need to use the older release of the toolkit which you can find here.
Once you have it set up in Visual Studio, you will also need to put a copy of the AjaxControlToolkit.dll into the /bin folder of your website.
You can try to look at ASP.NET AJAX ToolKit
I've read a lot about IBugTraqProvider interface and implementing an issue tracker into the commit dialog of TortoiseSVN.
IBugTraqProvider is written here.
Is there a more simpler way not to do it, building the plug-in and installing it on TortoiseSVN. The Document is not that clear that a developer can create its own plugin.
I'm working with SalesForce as the Issue Tracker, and retrieved the WSDL file to integrate with the Working Items. Now I need to know how to connect it to TortoiseSVN.
Please any suggestions?
Take a look at issue-tracker-plugins.txt in the contrib directory in the TSVN source code. There's a fairly decent example in C# that should get you heading in the right direction.
When I built a plugin, I built a test harness that passed arbitrary information using the IBugtraqProvider interface, so that I could debug the plugin whilst building it, without having to reinstall the plugin into TSVN each time.