I don't want to add any resources manually.Is there any way where I can set a folder to be added automatically in qrc file? Or is there any provision to add resources directly in .pro file?
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I am working on the old application where many pages have resource file. Each file structure is(.aspx file, .aspx.vb file, and aspx.resx file).
Now I have added the new file by following MSDN resource.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/0hds5k93.aspx
In that file I can see the .aspx file, .aspx.vb file and the aspx.designer.vb file but I can't find the .aspx.resx file.
Can someone please help to create the resource file as existing files?
The resx files are located inside the App_LocalResources folder for page specific resource files or in the App_GlobalResources folder for globally accessible resource files.
If that folder does not exist you can add it to the project by right clicking on the project name and select Add > Add ASP.NET Folder.
I am creating a project template by using Custom Wizards (say, a "Hello World" project). Aside from including my files and classes, I would like some extra stuff to be automatically added to the generated .pro file, like CONFIG+=compiler-configuration-stuff or LIBS+=extra-needed-library, but the documentation does not say anything about this. Is it possible? How?
Thanks in advance.
You can edit .pro file in your wizard. The wizard files are in the following directory:
Qt-Dir/Tools/QtCreator/share/qtcreator/templates/wizards/
If you look at the directory there are some folders related to different wizards. For example if you look in to the "helloworld/qmake" folder, there you can see a "project.pro" file and a "wizard_sample.xml" file. You can edit the xml file to have your custom wizard.
"project.pro" is a template pro file. You can edit it and next time you create a project by that wizard, your custom pro would be created for the project.
We use RESX files to manage translatable text labels published from a Content Management System.
In the past we would simply publish the labels to the folder App_GlobalResources folder, and use the following code to retrieve a label from the application:
System.Web.HttpContext.GetGlobalResourceObject("labels", "key_name")
However, we've recently worked on an implementation that has a PrecompiledApp.Config file.
I understand this means we can't have a App_GlobalResources folder.
Is there anyway we can continue to use resx files in this scenario?
Salvete! When we set up the asp.net file-uploading control called "NeatUpload", it saves its files to a temporary location, either "YOUR_APP_ROOT /app_data/NeatUpload_Temp/", if the directory is writable, or to the system's temp folder. However, the demo does not seem to actually upload any files, nor does it include an example for saving the files to a particular directory.
How do we save the file we have uploaded and move the uploaded file to a particular folder? My only clue from the documentation is that it has to do with UploadStorageProvider, but I need some help to implement this.
if you read the documentation 3.3 point 6 :
In your codebehind file, process the uploaded file. If you are using
the InputFile control, the uploaded file's client-specified name, MIME
type, and contents can be accessed via inputFileId.FileName,
inputFileId.ContentType, and inputFileId .FileContent, respectively.
If you want to keep the uploaded file, you must use the
inputFileId.MoveTo()method to move the uploaded file to a permanent
location. If you do not, NeatUpload will automatically remove the
uploaded file at the end of the requestto ensure that unwanted files
do not fill up the filesystem. The following code will put the
uploaded file in the application's root directory (assuming sufficient
permissions):
and so on. I hope this is what you are after.
When I make a new project with xc4 I don't want it to create a folder with the same name as the project. I want the source files associated with a project template to get copied into several other folders that sit next to the project.
In the TemplateInfo.plist, I can specify which files to copy through the Definitions and Nodes arrays. In the Definitions, if I make the name ../Example.cpp then it will copy the file into the directory with the project rather than into the folder that has the project's name, which is what I want. But, if i delete that empty folder then xcode can no longer find any files because all files had to be specified relative to the auto-created folder.
Does anyone know how to get around this? Is there some way to specify which folder project files should be relative to? Or perhaps some other way to specify relative paths for files in a project template?