I have a directory named "New Item". Now I want to create the same name "New item" but in a different case. How to fix this problem? it impossible to have two different directories called New item and new item
It seems you're doing this on a case-insensitive filesystem like the ones in Windows or Mac OS, so New item, new item, and New Item all refer to the same directory. This makes it impossible to have two different directories called New Item and new item.
Perhaps you want to change the casing of the name? In that case you can use:
File.rename("New Item", "new item")
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I have a content type with an Entity-type field that holds multiple items, and I need to add a new one to the list from code. I believe that I need to call App.Data.Update(EntityId, Dictionary<string, object>) where the dictionary key is the field name and the value should be a list of EntityGuids, and the list should include all of the existing entities as well. Is that correct? If so how do I access the existing list of entities?
When trying to access the multi-entity field it shows its type as DynamicObject and not a list. I tried several ways of accessing the contents of the field from code including wrapping it in AsList() to use in a foreach loop, but the foreach never runs through an iteration. Is there a different type I need to cast it to inside of the AsList?
Just trying to make multiple arrays that are names after the contents of a variable. I need a new array every time the user of my program creates a new folder to store information about the files in the folder. For example, if the user creates a folder called "My Holiday", I want the name of the array to be called "My Holiday". Is this possible? If so how do i do it.
I am trying to duplicate files in a document library, with a different GUID/ name in SharePoint using CSOM. This needs to copy all existing metadata.
I am currently uploading files to a document library, each file has a specific set of metadata when it gets uploaded, one of these is a GUID generated by the web application (C# / CSOM). What I need to do is when a copy button is selected in the application any associated file(s) are duplicated and given the new GUID and name, but all other information should be the same.
Thanks in advance.
Get the list item for the file, create a new list item, iterate over the properties of the existing item and copy it to the new item, save the item and use the SaveBinaryDirect of the File object inside the List item to copy it to the new item, then update the GUID to a new one
Could someone help me with BrowseTo macro plsease? I cannot figure out one of the arguments in the this macro in ACCESS 2010 which is PathToSubformControl. I have this Form called "frm_navigation":
The names of all Tab are: nav_vacancies, nav_contacts, nav_organizations etc.
The field "Organization name" in the figure will hold the name from another table tbl_organizations. However, the Tab "Organizations" (the third from left) will display all info from the table tbl_organizations.
I would like to program a button that takes me to Organization Tab and set a current record according to the name displayed in the field "Organizations name".
So far I did it via DoCmd.OpenForm but it filters out all other records and opens a new window. I tried to set BrowseTo action as follows:
DoCmd.BrowseTo acBrowseToForm, "frm_Organizations", "frm_navigation.nav_organizations", "[tbl_organizations].[PR_ID]=" & Me.cb_org_name.Value
but I've got runtime error as my PathToSubformControl is wrong. How am I supposed to specify the path? I cannot understand the structure. It's supposed to follow this pattern: MainForm1.Subform1 > Form1.Subform1 but it's not explained what is what.
Thanks
Very late reply, but...
In your code, "frm_navigation.nav_organizations" needs to specify the name of the NavigationSubForm subform control (by default it is NavigationSubForm).
Let me try to re-state your command with generic names:
DoCmd.BrowseTo acBrowseToForm, "frmToDisplayInNavSubCtl", "frmMainFormContainingNavSubFrmCtl.NavSubFrmCtl", ....criteria....
So, in short, you need to go into design view on your frm_navigation form and determine the name of the NavigationSubForm control, not the names of the navigation buttons (e.g., nav_organizations, nav_vacancies, etc.) and use that after the dot, instead of .nav_organizations (the name of the button control).
I am a newbie in drupal, webform and php. Actually I have installed the drupal-7 with the webform module and I want to modify the text of options i.e. "view" to "create project" and "Results" to "View Projects"...
I searched for solution and I noticed that best option is to create a custom module and use hook_form_alter() to modify, so I have created a custom module. But I dont know how I can modify.
Kindly excuse me if the solution is already there (I could not find it :( )
"View" and "Results" are actually menu items, which you can modify by implementing hook_menu_alter().
http://drupal.org/node/483324
The following code in a custom module (change MODULENAME to the name of your module) will update the "Results" tab without a hitch, however the "View" tab is trickier because that's the core "view node" menu item. The code below will update this menu item for ALL node types, not just webforms. If you don't see the changes, clear your cache.
As far as I know there is no way to alter menu items ("View" in this case) for specific node types. See http://drupal.org/node/754508 for some attempts and discussion.
function MODULENAME_menu_alter(&$items) {
// change webform "Results" to "View Projects"
$items['node/%webform_menu/webform-results']['title'] = t('View Projects');
// change "View" to "Create Project" - affects *all* node types, not just webforms
$items['node/%node/view']['title'] = t('Create Project');
}
Ey I found one easy way to change everything in everything drupal 7 maybe in others try the moduls to install is String Overrides, link: http://drupal.org/project/stringoverrides, then you put the name in the configuration username and the newname
I hope this information is useful
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