Comments by Jin Vincent Necesario

Jin Vincent Necesario 8-Oct-20 10:10am View

Maybe, you just need to enclose your statement properly, it seems you forgot to enclose your statement with a closing-parenthesis.
From this:
"$("#date").attr("disabled", $("#chkDisable").is(":checked")).val("28-09-2020");"
to
"$("#date").attr("disabled", $("#chkDisable").is(":checked")).val("28-09-2020"));".

Jin Vincent Necesario 12-Sep-20 6:10am View

I agree.

Jin Vincent Necesario 23-Aug-20 5:08am View

You can probably search for the subjects of Globalization and Localization.

Jin Vincent Necesario 21-Aug-20 23:13pm View

Is the element #dataLocker a dynamic element?
If yes, you can try: $("body").on("click", "#dataLocker", function() { ... });

Jin Vincent Necesario 14-Aug-20 8:36am View

I think the problem lies in this line: CommissionToMall = double.Parse(g.Where(x => x.Field<string>("meta_key") == "_line_subtotal").Select(x => x.Field<string>("meta_value")).FirstOrDefault()) * (double.Parse(g.Where(x => x.Field<string>("meta_key") == "_dokan_commission_rate").Select(x => x.Field<string>("meta_value")).FirstOrDefault()) / 100).

Jin Vincent Necesario 14-Aug-20 7:56am View

You can do reflection to access the protected friend method.

Jin Vincent Necesario 14-Aug-20 7:37am View

Have you tried to create a form that will get the student grades via user input, and when it is submitted you can then call the request.form("student")... and related fields to get the values and computer for their grades. Please post your complete solution, so we can help you out.
Cheers,
Jin

Jin Vincent Necesario 14-Aug-20 7:15am View

I believe when you encounter the error: "Error converting data type varchar to date" you have passed a string that can't be parsed into a date. In other words, you need to check if you have passed a properly formatted date. You can check the following: @DATE_CORRECTED, @FROM, and @TO.

Jin Vincent Necesario 8-Aug-20 11:05am View

based on your codes here are some suggestion I can give
1. before you check the data, you can check if it is null or empty e.g. !string.IsNullOrEmpty(data)
2. before you call the method CreateTextFile make sure that the path string exists and check if it is null or empty.
3. or maybe you need some elevated permission on the files/folders that you are manipulating.

Jin Vincent Necesario 8-Aug-20 10:55am View

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Maybe you can change your model from @model IList<api_vm> to @model API_VM.

Jin Vincent Necesario 8-Aug-20 10:53am View

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Maybe you can change your model from @model IList<api_vm> to @model API_VM.

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