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Re: Help with overloading orderby of a Linq statement
Thanks for the replies! Great additional tip too Wencui.
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MEight
on 12/4/2009
Need help with a group by in Linq
I have the following SQL query that I can't quite figure out how to make into a Linq query. select pv.patientid, sum(bi.amount) from MB_billitem bi, MB_patientvisit pv where bi.patientvisitid = pv.patientvisitid group by pv.patientid I've been searching for answers and found some tidbits of what the solution might be. This is what I have so far. public List<BillItem> GetPatientOpenBalance() { var res = from bi in BillItems group bi by bi.PatientVisit.patientID into x select new {PatientID
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MEight
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Help with overloading orderby of a Linq statement
I'm new to Linq. And need help with sorting. I can successfully write a Linq statement to retrieve a list of "People" and sort it by a fixed property (such as "lastName" or "firstName"). This code works great: public List<Person> GetPersonList() { var res = from p in Persons orderby key select p.firstName; return res.ToList(); } However, what I want to do is to be able to overload this function so that I can pass the member of "p" by which I want
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Filed under: Linq operator
Re: Can I host MVC applications with ASP.NET applications?
So it sounds like it's the set-up by the web host and that it is possible to have it work with both ASP.NET and MVC applications. I'll need to look into that.
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MEight
on 10/9/2009
Can I host MVC applications with ASP.NET applications?
Just wanted to verify. If my hosting company sets me up to be able to host MVC applications. I'm no longer able to host standard ASP.NET applications, correct? I'll need to sign up for a separate account to be able to host the other type of applicaiton. This seems to make sense since MVC deals with routing.
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MEight
on 10/7/2009
Re: Using Javascript Files in Visual Studio 2008
Thanks. So typically it's stored anywhere. There's not a "best practice" place to put it.
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MEight
on 10/7/2009
Re: Can I host MVC applications with ASP.NET applications?
So after developing my first MVC application, I uploaded it to my webhosting account. I had problems with running the application and contacted the my webhosting tech support who fixed the problem. There are two things that I've noticed after doing this [1] Initially, I have a index.asp page that gets determines what domain name is making the call. Thus for example www.domain1.com would be response.redirected to default.aspx (in the root of my webhosting account) Then www.domain2.com would be
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MEight
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Using Javascript Files in Visual Studio 2008
I was looking over a video that gave a quick overview of new features of MVC preview 2. In the comments section, the author of the video was responding to a question on how to perform validation in MVC. He mentioned that he used "Live Validation" for client side and created filters for server-side validation. So I took a look at the Live Validation website. The offer a download of a javascript file. What I want to know is how do I use this javascript file (.js) in my project? Where should
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MEight
on 10/6/2009
Filed under: MVC 3.5
Re: What is Best Practice for Creating/Using LinqToSql classes?
Thanks! This will make things easier.
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MEight
on 9/19/2009
How do I reference items in different folders?
I'm writing a ASP.NET Web application. In my project, I've created a folder called "Data" to keep my DataContext class. I've created another folder called "Forms" to keep my ASPX pages. When I create a Person object and try to assign it to an object from my DataContext class, I'm getting an error: Cannot implicity convert type 'System.Collections.Generics.List<V3.Data.Person>' to 'Sytem.Collections.Generic.List<V3.Forms.Person>' If I
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MEight
on 9/18/2009
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