Comments by Member 13861271

Member 13861271 22-Oct-19 14:25pm View

I don't know where you're getting the information from. but in the original question, I did not even mention anything about the other approach I mentioned later on. The question clearly had something very different than what I asked about later. (if they are similar, obviously I asked because I thought they are not and you could have simply said 'they are same thing' but obviously you don't want to be very helpful)
"No, I want my idea. Give me code for it."
and once again, you're ignoring what I actually asked for and just making false assumptions.
"Do you think this is a good approach and if so, maybe if you have a sample example for it" I first asked about if the approach is good and I said "maybe" and sample code. never demanded any code written for my exact purpose.

Member 13861271 22-Oct-19 14:08pm View

"Do you think this is a good approach" you could have literally said 'no this approach is not good because <reason> and you should do what I mentioned above' I am still learning C# and I just wanted to discuss it with someone who knows more and learn from it. Guess not. It would have been a much-appreciated answer instead of what you actually answered me with.

Member 13861271 22-Oct-19 12:34pm View

I literally just asked if it's a good approach or not. and if it's a good approach, then help me with it because it made more sense to me. I don't need your help if you can't be nice about it.

Member 13861271 17-Oct-19 14:45pm View

Thanks for the answer. I do like the approach you have showed me. However, I think it's more work than needed doing it this way. In my case. (in my opinion) the most simple approach would be. When someone registers, have the 2nd usercontrol signal the first user control that its time to update. (There is not really need to pass data) As if the first user control just triggers the getdata() function within it. it will all be updated. Do you think this is a good approach and if so, maybe if you have a sample example for it. I can't seem to figure that out on my own. Any help is appreiciate. Thanks

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