I have installed Sense / Net Following the guide shown in:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=640NYCFRuLk
the web works fine, I have uploaded a couple of files to the server, but the option to delete files does not appear to me, I have seen that it should appear in the "Actions" menu, but it does not appear.
Action menu options
I've also looked at "Apps", where the option should appear and I can't find it.
Image of Apps
Another Photo of the missing option:
drop down options
I am acting with the Admin user, and in the directories I have all the permissions
Photo of permissions
Updated: in Apps the folder Generic Content Dont appear, so i cant go to GenericContent/delete to see the permissions
Photo of missing Folder
The action that you are looking for is here:
Or if you want to delete multiple content at once, than you find the delete action in the toolbar
SOLVED: Reinstall sense / Net and the options already appear, it had to be a problem in the installation of the Database.
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Greetings of the day. I hope everyone is safe and keeping up well.
I need some guidance and any help is highly appreciated.
Current Scenario
I have a tree view folder explorer GUI, when it opens, it shows a Tree View of a folder (the root folder is a Network share) and it's subfolder on Columns 1. User can expand and collapse it by clicking on +/- icons. When user select a folder, then it's contents, mainly files are showed in Column B, and user can tick them, and add them is Column 3 to download all of them on their laptop.
This all coding is written in C#.
Problem
Now the problem is, we wanted to move this Network folder to Azure Blob or Sharepoint, but i can't any plugin, package or code, which can give me the same functionality.
Any thought and suggestion are welcome.
Regards
Aman
I JUST want to get the latest version of a C# project on TFS and replace everything, it doesn't matter what I did on the code.
I'd Like to delete all the stuff and restart again as the way it is on the server.
Other solutions even simplier ARE NOT interesting for me.
JUST THIS ONE.
Thanks since now.
In my answer i will discuss 2 ways to get rid of the changes you made and reset back to what is in the code repo. First is the way to reset all files at once. The second method is how to do 1 single file if that is all that is needed.
METHOD 1, ALL FILES AT ONCE:
Click the Home button on the Team Explorer and see this screen:
Then click Branches to see this screen:
Then right-click the branch you want to revert your local code to and select Reset and then Delete Changes (--hard):
METHOD 2, Single file at a time:
Now you may want to just revert a single file and this is done by doing the following:
Click Home button on your Team Explorer and see this page:
Then click Changes and see this screen:
Then right-click any of the files you have listed there and select Undo Changes...
For a project I have folders of images. An example folder might be ImagesOfDogs, and the images inside would be sequentially named (1.png, 2.png, etc.). I have a button, and when I press this button I want to open all of the images in a folder at once, in one window. I could make my own window, but I would rather use the default Windows program so the user can edit the photos. This would look like the following (just imagine that black thing is a really cute dog pic):
Let's say the path to a folder is a string titled sPathToFolderOfDogs. On my button click, I want a method like this:
private void OpenCoolPicsOfDogs()
{
Process.Start(sPathToFolderOfDogs);
}
Except that will open all enclosed files in an image viewing application, preferably whichever is the user default. I have tried:
Process.Start("PictureViewer", sPathToFolderOfDogs);
...which opens PictureViewer and does not open my photos in PictureViewer,
Process.Start(sPathToParticularImage1);
Process.Start(sPathToParticularImage2);
etc etc
...which opens each in a new window,
and possibly most creatively/desperately:
String[] arrayOfAllMyPathsToParticularImagesInTheFolder;
(put all the strings in the array)
Process.Start(arrayOfAllMyPathsToParticularImagesInTheFolder);
Which just crashed. I know opening folders in applications through Process.Start should be possible because it is done in the docs here.* Is there a way to do it with images?
*relevant code from link:
// Start Internet Explorer. Defaults to the home page.
Process.Start("IExplore.exe");
// Display the contents of the favorites folder in the browser.
Process.Start(myFavoritesPath);
Thanks!
It turns out my question was a duplicate. However, I am not deleting it, as the powers that be suggest it is best to keep duplicates up as a "signpost" informing future searchers where the true path lies.
Here is the answer to my question (or more specifically, about half a dozen equally functional answers to my question).
TL;DR: The solution I am now using is from #bruceatk in the above link.
If you locally save a HTML page using Firefox or MS Internet Explorer you will get a HTML file and a sidecar folder containing images that belongs to the page.
If you move the HTML file using Windows Explorer the related sidecar folder is moved, too.
I want to implement a similar behavior for xmp - sidecar files that belongs to Jpeg images and contains information about the picture similar to exif.
Example:
Using Windows Explorer, if I move test.html to a different directory the sidecar folder test-dateien is moved, too (on a German Windows 7)
I want to implement similar: if I move test.jpg I also want to move test.xmp.
Does anybody know how this can be done?
Is there already a solution for this?
Can this be done with a kind of plug-in?
Do I have to implement a service?
Can this be done in C#/.Net?
[Update: added the Microsoft term "connected files" to title]
I issued a bounty that attracted many readers but there is no answer how to implement it. :-(
So i assume that this is not possible.
I need to show list of file from Remote Server. For this I already fetch the details of Remote server using Self Hosted Web Service. i.e. I fetch remote server file name and full path as JSON String and then show the information in TreeView [WPF]. Now I need to show the icons of these files. For this I think I Can use the icon within the client desktop application and I found 2 solution
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/2532/Obtaining-and-managing-file-and-folder-icons-using#_rating
and
WPF's
System.Drawing.Icon.ExtractAssociatedIcon
However I love the solution from Later part but it doesn't work for given file name[i.e. file should present in system, which is not the case with me]. I try to run above code's sample, and Icon shown by it are not really very good or clean. So, Is there better way to extract/get Associated file Icon for extension in C#, WPF.
Thanks.
I search more and found the CodeProject's Article is only suggested way of extracting Icon. Though I am still experimenting it and in last 2 hours I am not able to show Icon in my Treeview though object seems filled correctly for me.