encodeID | npm module for encoding ID numbers in URLs | Base64 library
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Small npm module for encoding ID numbers into randomish looking strings. Strings can be encoded as well. They'll be converted to their unicode representation before being base64 encoded.
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QUESTION
I am working with a WinForm app that has two forms. The first form is the main form with all the logic. The second form holds a browser control and accesses an internal web page based on data passed from Form1. The web page can then be interacted with. The problem arises when a MessageBox is popped on Form1 the interaction is blocked on Form2.
Is there a way to enable interaction of Form2 before the MessageBox is answered?
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Answered 2018-Dec-19 at 16:16The following example shows how you can create different UI threads and show different forms on different threads. Then modal dialog forms are modal in the thread which has created them:
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my function that i did to get the value based on user selected days is like :
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Answered 2018-Mar-22 at 03:54I suggest casting them to Laravel collection (or sum before casting to array) so you can just use the sum method like this:
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Problems(scenarios):
- I have a function in my Views folder, it is called "EncodeID".
- Upon searching that function, it is located outside that Views folder. Project > Modules > "public static string EncodeID(dynamic ID)"
- Issue here, there's a red curly line in the EncodeID function saying when I hover it "The name EncodeID does not exist in the current context".
Questions:
- How can I reference that function to my Views file?
- How can I copy the error instantly in VS studio? because I'm just manually typing it?
Code in my Views folder:
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Answered 2018-Mar-16 at 02:41Use the full namespace of the function. Eg: MyProject.Modules.Modfunction.EncodeID
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I have a javascript tab library I've been using that's always been fine, but with our recent upgrade of Fortify, we're getting a critical error on the window.location section of the code (edit, should have mentioned that this is the original code, before being modified):
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Answered 2017-Feb-22 at 18:37@Carlos Mendieta I agree with you. I think Fortify is wrongly reporting an issue here. You are not assigning a value to the window.location.href you are simply setting the value in a variable. There is a discussion on the security stack exchange security stack exchange: JS code giving xss vulnerability that essentially argues the same. I would see if you can tune Fortify to not report on this item.
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I am using Jenssegers Optimus package to obfuscate my URLS.
Currently, I am calling it in every single controller that deals with get requests. Problem is, I need to constantly encode and decode my IDs in almost all methods in my controllers.
E.g.:
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Answered 2017-Feb-04 at 10:30Get mutators (AKA accessors) are called along with a single argument. That's why you are getting expected to be a type of Jenssegers\Optimus\Optimus error as Jenssegers\Optimus\Optimus is not injected by framework when calling acessors or mutators (like controllers does).
Just read this snippet from source code (line 2632):
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