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The IR backend doesn't export any code to js by default. You need to add @JsExport to the declarations you want accessible. See https://kotlinlang.org/docs/js-to-kotlin-interop.html#jsexport-annotation

First about the error in your current function GetTimeInMilliSeconds_Windows: Int64;. The error is not a fixed 3 hours as I said. It is 3 hours for me as I live in Finland and our time zone is UTC + 2 hours + 1 hour DST. The error is the same as the diff between UTC time and local time.

The error happens because you call two different functions that convert/return from local time to UTC. Below the function calls and a brief description from MSDN.

GetSystemTime(stt); - Retrieves the current system date and time in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) format

result: 2021, 5, 2, 25, 15, 23, 39, 219, Time: 15.23.39. My actual local time is 18.23.39

SystemTimeToFileTime(stt, LocalFileTime); - Converts a system time to file time format. System time is based on Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).

LocalFileTimeToFileTime(LocalFileTime, UTCFileTime) - Converts a local file time to a file time based on the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).

FileTimeToSystemTime(UTCFileTime, UtcSystemTime) - Converts a file time to system time format. System time is based on Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).

result: 2021, 5, 2, 25, 12, 23, 39, 219, Time: 12.23.39

This is my suggestion for a better (in my mind) solution. As you did not say what kind of use cases you have you may have to apply it as needed. Anyway, the result is nr of milliseconds since beginning of 1900.

You modify the function updateTextView as below:

I just found the solution, curl on php on docker can't call the api from host with ip 127.0.0.1. I use command ip addr show docker0 then I take the inet address instead of localhost, and It worked.

I believe I have been through a similar situation. If your file is successfully downloading, but downloading in default directory, and not your desired directory, I will let you know what and how can you get around this issue.

1. Dont use relative path, try using absolute path:

   chrome_options.add_argument (f"download.default_directory={}/home/valentino/")

2. That will probably not work, try replacing forward slash with backward slash:

   chrome_options.add_argument (f"download.default_directory={}\\home\\valentino\\")

3. If that worked for you, you are good to go. But it didn't work for me. I had to adopt an ugly turnaround for this problem by manually moving the file from downloaded folder to my desired folder. You can use something like this:

Well there is a quick way to bypass this. Before your code add

After taking a second look at your discount type, there are only 3 different type.

• Type 1 : decimal value with or without %
• Type 2 : string "NETT"
• Type 3 : multiple decimal value separated by / or +

Firstly is to clean up your Discount using translate() to replace /, + with ',' as a separator. % is replace with space

After that use charindex() to extract individual decimal value. That is what the CROSS APPLY() is doing

To calculate the discounted price, it uses a different calculation way

A Document_Open macro only works when it's in the 'ThisDocument' code module. If your code isn't there, change Document_Open to AutoOpen

What I want to achieve is to pass all data back to controller.

To pass data from view to the controller, you could use the following methods:

1. Use asp.net core Model Binding and Submit button to submit the form.
2. Use JQuery Ajax submits the form data or a JavaScript object to the controller.

Please refer the following sample code:

Controller: