Here's my current named_scope. It returns an aggregate result from a number of rows. Sample result from 300 rows:
Total Points: 3000
Wins: 31
Losses: 11
Here is the code:
named_scope :open_for, lambda { |sportable_id, sportable_type, days_ago| { :conditions => ['sportable_id = ? and sportable_type = ? and game_time > ? ', sport...
what is the best way to optimize the following snippets that uses delegate()?
jQuery('.menu').delegate('li.gallery', 'hover', function () { jQuery(this).children('.submenu').toggleClass('hide show'); });
jQuery('.menu').delegate('li.interior', 'hover', function () { jQuery(this).children('.submenu').toggleClass('hide show'); });
jQuery(...
I have this C# code that works just fine, which grabs any two fields and puts them in a list for a Drop Down List:
var myDDL = GetDDLValues<Product>( myContact, "contactid", "companyname");
I would like it to take the two string parameters in something other than strings. This would be really nice to do:
GetDDLValues<Product>( myCon...
I have a well known POCO class of Customer to return from my method. However, I only populate properties specified by an ever changing Expression p => new {p.id, p.name} for example, as a parameter to the method.
Somehow I need to copy all matching fields between these two objects.
var returnObject = IList<Customer>();
var partialField...
This code returns a variable set of fields and I want to return a strongly typed <E>:
public IList<E> Get(Expression<Func<E, object>> selectLambda == null)
{
if (selectLambda == null)
selectLambda = p => p;
var partialSet = DC.CreateQuery<E>("[" + typeof(E).Name + "]");
foreach ( var record in partialSet)
{
...
Hello
is there any shorter way to consume an asynchronous WCF method in a ASP.NET page?
here is a sample I would like to refactor:
protected void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
PageAsyncTask c = new PageAsyncTask(AsyncList, CallbackList, null, null);
Page.RegisterAsyncTask(c);
}
IAsyncResult AsyncList(object s...
I have this:
List<string> fields;
fields[0] = "firstFieldName";
fields[1] = "secondFieldName";
...
fields[n] = "nthFieldName";
I want to get this:
var selector = p => new {p.firstField, p.secondField, ..., p.nthFieldName}
// selector is of type Expression<Func<Entity, object>>
GoofBallLogic had this code that was simliar, ending ...
I attempted to do this below, with mind blanks as it got complicated.
I need to build a predicate to pass to my Product Repository from a client string:
"fieldname .startsWith. 'fieldvalue'"
"fieldname .contains. 'fieldvalue'"
"fieldname .equals. 3"
"fieldname .greaterThan. 3"
"fieldname .lessThan. 3"
The field names could be any exi...