ToastNotification | Elegant Toast Notification Package for ASP.NET Core Web | Notification library
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# ToastNotification - Elegant Notifications For ASP.NET Core Applications. ToastNotification is a Minimal & Elegant Toast Notification Package for ASP.NET Core Web Applications that can be invoked via C#. Compatilble with ASP.NET Core 3.1 and .NET 5.
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Copyservices.AddToastify(config=> { config.DurationInSeconds = 1000; config.Position = Position.Right; config.Gravity = Gravity.Bottom; });
@await Component.InvokeAsync("Toastify")
public IToastifyService _notifyService { get; }
public HomeControll app.UseNotyf();
@await Component.InvokeAsync("Notyf")
public INotyfService _notifyService { get; }
public HomeController( INotyfService notifyService)
{
_notifyService = notifyService;
}
_notifyService.Custom("Custom Notification - closes in 5 seconds.", 5, "whitesmoke", "fa fa-gear");
_notifyService.Custom("Custom Notification - closes in 5 seconds.", 10, "#135224", "fa fa-gear");
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QUESTION
QUESTION:
My simple Windows notification application throws an exception with the error message "Access is denied." How can I fix this?
PREFACE:
The structure in use is prescribed by the current implementation of and constraints placed on our application. While a better structure than this may exist, changing the structure is not an option at this time.
Relevant structural information:
We have a service that always runs. This service will spawn a process--let's call it data.exe--for every active session ID on the machine. For example, if there are currently four sessions active on the server with session IDs 1-4, data.exe will be running for all 4 sessions. Notably, the user name in Task Manager for each process is SYSTEM, despite running in non-zero session IDs.
INFORMATION:
My application--toaster.exe--is supposed to be launched from a different process via CreateProcessW(). The full launch function is adapted from a Raymond Chen blog post found here. As a brief explanation of what this function does, it launches a program with the shell as its parent process. For clarity, I implemented this function into data.exe to launch toaster.exe, and the adaptations I made are simply to handle errors and, obviously, to launch the particular program I want, rather than cmd.exe. Mr. Chen's function was the only method I found that would successfully and reliably launch my application and have it perform as intended.
Currently, if I launch toaster.exe by clicking on it, it performs its functions perfectly. I can also confirm that I am able to launch toaster.exe from another process--I setup a test application that can successfully launch toaster.exe in such a way that it does not throw an exception. To clarify what I mean by "functions perfectly," toaster.exe successfully sends me a simple one-line notification with a message that I have hardcoded for testing purposes.
However, if I launch toaster.exe from a program that was launched by our service, it hits an exception when it attempts to create the winrt::Windows::UI::Notifications::ToastNotification object. Unfortunately, this last one is the only launch method I care about--this program needs to be compatible with being launched in this way because it will always be launched by data.exe, which, as mentioned in the preface, is launched by our service.
Here is the function in toaster.exe where the exception occurs:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-01 at 19:34EDIT 2022/2/28:
I have found a more elegant solution to this problem involving WTSQueryToken() and GetTokenInformation() thanks to this SO answer.
WTSQueryToken() returns a filtered user token, and without any extra steps, this token can be placed into a CreateProcessAsUserW() call to spawn my notification app.
I opt to call GetTokenInformation() to obtain the unfiltered (read: elevated) token for the user, which allows me to keep all my application's logs centralized in the Program Files directory. I am unclear if a process launched with an unfiltered token of a user without admin privileges will still be able to log to the Program Files directory, but this is non-essential to the process's ability to run.
SOLUTION:
The error message given for the thrown exception is Access is denied. This may or may not be the result of a bug related to the PROC_THREAD_ATTRIBUTE_PARENT_PROCESS flag. The workaround for this is simply to spawn the process again from the child process, using the exact same function call minus the problematic flag.
In my case, I pass a parameter that acts as a flag to tell the child process that it needs to relaunch itself.
EXPLANATION:
Thanks to the guidance of @IInspectable, I was able to resolve my issue.
Firstly, IInspectable informed me that the exception's data type was likely that of a winrt::hresult_error, which ended up being correct. From this, I was able to see that the exception message was Access is denied.
After updating my question to reflect this, IInspectable returned to point me towards the bottom of the comments of the Raymond Chen blog post that I linked in my question.
In short, the comment suggests that there is an underlying bug in the API that causes processes spawned in the way demonstrated by Chen to load with incorrect parameters, and offers a simple workaround by using Chen's function from within the child process to launch another child process. The comment also suggests that removing the PROC_THREAD_ATTRIBUTE_PARENT_PROCESS flag from the second function call is necessary, but this is not something I needed to do for the workaround to succeed.
For posterity, the comment from the blog post comments is as follows:
There are issues using the PROC_THREAD_ATTRIBUTE_PARENT_PROCESS flag… Environment variables for the new process are copied from the High-IL process not the Medium-IL process which cause issues with shell functions and some directory paths (%temp%, %userprofile% etc…) The token security descriptor for the process is also created without an ACE for the current user blocking access to most resources and the token security descriptor will also have a High-IL even though the process itself has a Medium-IL… This blocks the new process from accessing any system objects (events/pipes/sections/IPC etc…) while also blocking the process from opening its own process token with TOKEN_QUERY access. This seems to be a severe bug with the API but not sure if it’ll be fixed. As a workaround you can call CreateProcess a second time but from the new child process (without the PARENT_PROCESS flag) and it’ll be created with the correct token DAC security and environment variables (this is also why the above above sample doesn’t have issues with cmd.exe since it launches child processes).
QUESTION
Newbie to react here.
TLDR: I have a helper function called createNotification which when called inserts a component into a container element using render(). If I use createPortal() nothing is appended. If I use render, the component is only added once despite multiple triggers.
Can anyone help me figure out whats happening please?
Thank you
helpers.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-28 at 14:41Solved this myself by adding the createPortal() within the render().
If anyone can provide an explanation, it would be much appreciated.
QUESTION
UWP Toast notification is not displaying(appearing in front) in Windows 11 Beta
But same thing is working on Windows 10
Sample Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-26 at 22:12I had this same problem.
It seems Windows 11 has Focus Assist enabled by default. To disable it or configure it, simply look for "Focus Assist" in Windows Settings.
QUESTION
I got an issue with google safetynet api attestation response. Even if i supplied the safetynet client, nonce and the apikey to the "client.AttestAsync()" method it won't return SafetyNetApiAttestationResponse. What could possibly wrong with below code? How to get attestation response to check whether android device is run on emulator or rooted device in xamarin forms?
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Answered 2021-Aug-19 at 20:26I made my own sample here and cannot reproduce the behavior you see. You can find the full code in the following repository: https://github.com/Cheesebaron/Xamarin-SafetyNet
The relevant parts are in my Activity I do:
QUESTION
I have a modal with a form which after I submit I want to update something into the database without leaving or refreshing the current view and without losing my current injected model.
Let me explain this quickly. I have a Profile page that has two buttons. One I have blocked your car! and another Unblock my car!. When I press one of the buttons a modal will pop up and will ask your for some input for a form which after I submit I want to return on the profile page that I was before pressing the button. I have tried many things and I encountered some problems:
1.After I summited the form the injected model becomes NULL 2.Void actions send me to a blank page 3.After submit the action was not called because I had a breakpoint and also the model got null 4.nothing works
I basically want : when I open the modal and I enter the data, after I submit it a method from the controller should be called to update something in the database without changing the view or refreshing it.. after that I want to return to the profile page that I was before pressing the button Controller:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-11 at 18:01the easiest way is to use ajax
QUESTION
I was trying to send a notification with an image after a bit of googling I found this code in stack overflow
even though the code below gives a notification with space for the image, the image doesn't load
What I have tried
I tried adding time.sleep() between few lines to give it some time to load the image
tried changing the interpreter to python 3.9
tried changing image source to another image
executing the code from another computer
none of these worked
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-05 at 13:12I tried using some local image from my computer as src and it worked.
If it is not required for the image source to be online, simply download it and use it locally.
QUESTION
Never used lambdas before and I can't understand where I'd have to add it.
My Error is "Show: Ambigious call to overloaded function"
Show() can take 2 types CustomizeToast and CustomizeToastAsync. So I guess I need to specify CustomizeToast somewhere but I can't for the life of me see where.
This is my current code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-19 at 12:53
Show()can take 2 typesCustomizeToastandCustomizeToastAsync.
This is clearly an oversight on the API's developpers end. Now since both classes can be constructed from a lambda the compiler doesn't know which one to use, so you have to guide it:
QUESTION
I am developing a CRM by .net core mvc and EF which needs a lot of DB connection to retrieve and update information. From time to time I face this error during debugging, this is a big project with a lot of users I don't know how it will work in real usage!
Cannot access a disposed context instance. A common cause of this error is disposing a context instance that was resolved from dependency injection and then later trying to use the same context instance elsewhere in your application. This may occur if you are calling 'Dispose' on the context instance, or wrapping it in a using statement. If you are using dependency injection, you should let the dependency injection container take care of disposing context instances.\r\nObject name: 'XXX'.
before I used this setting in startup.cs:
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Answered 2021-Mar-27 at 15:19In asp.net core the DbContext should be a Scoped service, not a Singleton.
Change this:
QUESTION
Is there a way to get a Popup Menue or a side-bar Notification from a .NetCore (version 3.1) Programm?
I tried mulitple solutions like MessageBox and ToastNotification but none of them work. MessageBox doesnt let me add "using" (somehow it should be possible but its loading for over an hour and nothing happpens) and ToastNotification just doesnt give me back anything.... like i get no error and no Notification and debugging doesnt tell me any useful values ...
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Answered 2021-Mar-22 at 11:09So the ToastContentBuilder somehow doesn't work. I assume the Builder is supposed to create a XML, that is then thrown into the ToastNotification. With .NetCore 3.1 that doesn't work (maybe in some other frameworks it works). So the solution to that problem is to create the XML file by yourself. So here is a function that everyone can use. The only thing that has to be edited so that it work in other codes is at .CreateToast Notifier. There you have to enter the name of your project.
QUESTION
I am making an ASP.NET core mailfunction, in the process I submit a form to my HomeController that sends a mail and returns view. I get redirected to the view, is there a way to stay on the same page instead of looking for a view im localhost/Home/View? Here is my controller:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-18 at 06:11You can use some library like NToastNotify.
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