Does anyone know if there is a version of MVCMembership that works with MVC 1.0?
The existing code doesn't work properly with this release. Alternatively, would anyone be willing to help upgrade the code-base?
(edit to draw out the key points)
I'm the creator of the MvcMembership project and I am addressing this concern on the project website:
http://mvcmembership.codeplex.com/Thread/View.aspx?ThreadId=52251
Please close this question as I think it is indeed more appropriately addressed on CodePlex.
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Like the title's gonna show I would need a copy of the open source ARToolKit v6 library to make custom edit for an Android implementation.
Thanks in advance.
Ps: I already downloaded the ARToolKitX version, however I need to make even more changes to make it in pair with the V6 library.
ARToolKit 6 was, unfortunately never released publicly. The sponsor DAQRI withdrew the efforts prior to releasing it open source.
The closes you can get is looking into ARToolKitX which is the successor of ARToolKit 6 and was released by the same team shortly after ARToolKit 6 got discontinued.
This link should have everything regarding ARToolKitX
https://github.com/artoolkitx
I hope this helps a bit.
Also here is the official website of ARToolKitX: http://www.artoolkitx.org
I have created a CLR database project and I would like to use httputility.urlencode. However, when I tried to add reference to my project, I could not find system.web any where. I googled and some suggested that I change the framework to full .net 4.0.
However, the problem is I can't deploy it using 4.0 as it was pointed out by microsoft through this link (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd193408.aspx). So I need to use 3.5. And even if I tried to change it to 4.0 or 3.5 to see if I can find system.web, I still can't see the reference in the list.
My problem is very similar to this one Why can't I find or use UrlEncode in Visual Studio 2010?
All System.Web gives me are: AspNetHostingPermission, AspNetHostingPermissionAttribute, and AspNetHostingPermissionLevel
I followed the suggested solution, but no luck at all. Any suggestion please? Really need your help.
Thanks.
Hello everyone after a long time research. I found a simpler solution to my problem. It may have some limitations that I am not aware of but I think it is much much simpler that creating an assembly in the SQL server. The solution is to create a function for URL encode using this link:
http://sqlblog.com/blogs/peter_debetta/archive/2007/03/09/t-sql-urlencode.aspx
Hope it help others too.
Cheers.
I've used a component called dcmemo which is part of a component pack from Dream Company which went out of business a few years ago. Now that I'm upgrading to the latest Delphi I can't install this component dispite having the source and making tons of fixes to it.
After looking around on the web everyone pretty much says it's extremely difficult to upgrade the dream company components to work with the latest delphi which leaves me looking for a replacement which can do almost the same stuff.
I'm sure someone has had this exact same problem before. What can I replace dcmemo with?
Try SynEdit. It's free and has been under development for a long time. I'd advise you use the latest sources which includes a code folding and tested and working code/dpks for most every version of delphi.
If you have svn installed, use the command below to get all the files.
svn co https://synedit.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/synedit synedit
I've used TPlusMemo for many years and have found it well worth the price. It has been recently upgraded for XE. http://www.ecmqc.com/plusmemo/pmHome.htm
Good luck!
I saw there is an dreamweaver called rubyweaver. Does anyone know of plans to upgrade that to CS5? anyone hear interested in doing this? It would be helpful for newbies like me to have some Wysiwyg editing. Any other software offer that for ruby on rails?
According to the Rubyweaver site they are not offering CS5 support due to not having a developer that can perform the update work for the extension. This appears to be due to the site that is offering the download of Rubyweaver is not the same people that developed the original extension.
You may want to try the extension out, some of the functionality of it may work in CS5. The site doesn't list any specific CS5 issues on it Known Issues page.
Yes it is true that we do not currently have a developer for this extension as of yet. We have a few potential prospects that we are currently having talks with. The Original Creator of the extension is Rob Cameron of RidingTheClutch.com. Jason Gills took over the IDE and updated it to it's latest state.
We took over the RubyWeaver IDE from the Jason Gills as he was not able to provide the extension or keep up with the development of RubyWeaver, so we got with Jason and decided to keep this extension available to everyone.
We hope to be offering an updated version as soon as we find a coder.
I hope this information helps out.
Thank You,
John
Which better is using default indy10 that's comes with Delphi 2007 or upgrade it to latest snapshot version and why ?
Thank you
Always keep up with the latest version. It contains bug fixes. If you report a problem with the stock version supplied with Delphi, the first advice you'll get is to upgrade to the latest version because your bug has probably already been fixed.
Do not always keep up with the latest version. Download latest version now and start your project with it. Then do not keep up until you have a good reason or enough time to recheck all the functionality. Otherwise, you depend on vendor and trust him that he will never break existing code in his bug fixes or new features introduces. Having that much trust is too much for me. Of course, you should check from time to time for new versions and decide if it's worth upgrading.
Always keep up with the latest version.
Oh no, it isn't for novices. For exapmle, 21 august 2010 I've downloaded latest snapshot of Indy 10.5.7 and it doesn't works with cookies at all! Yes, I've found an error and patch it, but you must realize that you can lost a great part of functionality using snapshots under active development. So, I'm using Indy for many years and have a lot of patches in my projects folder. Every update is a headache! Sorry, Remy Lebeau, but it's true.