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   • How do I set a boolean value on a column that can be used in my MVC Web Application?

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     Answered Feb 20, 2019 · 1 votes

     If you're using objects from the System.Data.SqlClient namespace the C# boolean datatype corresponds to the bit SQL Server data type. For example, the following sets the "BitColumn" to 1. For objects in the System.Data.OleDb namespace the OleDbType.Boolean data type can be used, with the C# boolean datatype still correlating to the SQL Server bit datatype.

     string cmdText = @"UPDATE DBO.TABLE SET BitColumn = = @bVal"; bool b = true; using (SqlConnection conn = new SqlConnection(connectionStr)) { SqlCommand sql = new SqlCommand(cmdText, conn); SqlParameter boolParameter = new SqlParameter("@bVal", SqlDbType.Bit); boolParameter.Direction = ParameterDirection.Input; boolParameter.Value = b; sql.Parameters.Add(boolParameter); conn.Open(); sql.ExecuteNonQuery(); }

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   • How do I build a Windows GUI Application in Eclipse using C++ (a non console application)

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     Answered Aug 21, 2013 · 3 votes

     Unlike Visual Studio, Eclipse CDT does not have a built-in wizard or options for automatically configuring compiler settings and libraries for building Windows GUI applications. You will need to know what you are doing. Do you intend to build the GUI using Win32/MinGW, or perhaps using some other GUI library, like Qt or wxWidgets? There are many options.

     If you are new to C++ and/or GUI development on windows, then there are easier options to get started with.

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   • How do I do advanced printing from a web application?

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     Answered May 23, 2017 · 11 votes

     As I've asked about here already and found out the hard way, you aren't going to get reliable and accurate printing results purely within the browser. Even if it is an intranet application that you've been promised must only work with IE7, IE8 will be out soon and then Firefox will be allowed and all of your careful micromanagement of CSS will be for naught (do I sound bitter?).

     The most forward looking solution is to bite the bullet and go for generating PDFs. The tools you mentioned are good. You should also look at iText and iTextSharp. Once you get the hang of it, doing the PDF layouts isn't any harder than HTML and CSS and you will know that the results will print correctly on everyone's computer, everyone's browser, and everyone's printer. I'm currently working with iTextSharp (not finished yet, but still learning and experimenting).

     I haven't found reliable ways to control the print options from within a page either, so relying on your users to change from portrait to landscape or to set or adjust margins or turn off the print headers and footers just doesn't work in the long run - you'll end up annoying them and creating more headaches for yourself when they can't (or just don't) follow instructions.

     The "Related Questions" sidebar is very useful. I saw these questions on controlling the printer from the web page (both with answers that amount to: "you can't"):

     Programmatically Selecting Landscape Printing

     Printing to a Specific Printer

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     Answered Oct 23, 2008 · 4 votes

     You can also look at setting up specific CSS stylesheets for printing. What's nice about this is you can take an exiting web page that is displayed to the user, change the formatting slightly to remove any fancy banners or other ink hogging type images, and then print out what they see on the screen.

     Some sites will have a link to a "printer friendly version", but even having a reference to both the display and the print stylesheet in the HTML header will work if the user decides to simply hit CTRL+P on the page they are on.

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     Answered Oct 23, 2008 · 3 votes

     I have used and had luck with iTextSharp in a C# application. It takes a bit of work but if you have graphics experience it all makes sense and the PDF can look really good (and print well).

     http://itextsharp.sourceforge.net/

     If you want the code to generate PDF not to horrid, just make sure to write nice PDF code! For example write really modular code with lots of in-memory classes that you combine (like Lego) to represent the objects that will go on the PDF. These objects would just need to know how to draw themselves to PDF.

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   • How do I convert a php web application into a desktop application and retain database

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     Answered Nov 28, 2015 · 1 votes

     To avoid installing server on every client pc you can use Virtual Machine, so you would have same environment and just copy to every pc you need.

     To keep the source code up to date (when connected) use GIT or other version control system (SVN may be easier to get into).

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   • How do I build a desktop application with intellij?

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     Answered Jul 07, 2010 · 2 votes

     Use the Java module type for the command line Java applications. Build | Build Jars will help you to create an executable jar file which can be run from the command line:

     java -jar jarname.jar-

     If you want Windows native executable, consider using some third-party tools like Launch4j.

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2. freshman.tech › wikipedia-javascriptHow to build a Wikipedia Search App with JavaScript - Freshman

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   Sep 26, 2020 · JavaScript projects for beginners (8 part series) 1 Build your first JavaScript App — A Random Quote Generator. 2 How to build a Wikipedia Search App with JavaScript. 3 How to build a Calculator App with JavaScript. 4 How to build a Todo List App with JavaScript. 5 How to build a Custom HTML5 Video Player with JavaScript.

3. femkreations.com › how-to-build-a-wikipedia-searchHow to build a Wikipedia search app using Javascript

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   Jan 11, 2019 · Jan 11, 2019. GOAL: Create a search app where the user enters a search text into the input text field. On clicking the search button, the app will display the Wikipedia search results with a title, a snippet of the article, and a link to the Wikipedia article. The user can click any of the results and go to the relevant Wikipedia page.

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   How do I build a web application that searches wikipedia?

   • This tutorial will take you through the process of building an web application that searches Wikipedia and displays the results on page. Here’s how it works: a user can type a search query into an input field in the app. The query is sent to Wikipedia and results are displayed on the page in the format of a regular search engine.

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   How do I use the Wikipedia search API?

   • The API provides various parameters that allow you to refine your search, such as language, number of results, and search term. Making a request: Use an HTTP library or tool, such as cURL or Postman, to make a GET request to the Wikipedia Search API endpoint. Include your API key and constructed search query parameters in the request URL.

   Step-by-step guide to using the Wikipedia Search API

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   How to search Wikipedia?

   • In this article, we’re going to create an application, for searching Wikipedia. Using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, users will be able to search for articles on Wikipedia and view the results in a user interface.

   Create a Wikipedia Search using HTML CSS and JavaScript

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   How to use Wikipedia in an app?

   • Create a search app where the user enters a search text into the input text field. On clicking the search button, the app will display the Wikipedia search results with a title, a snippet of the article, and a link to the Wikipedia article. The user can click any of the results and go to the relevant Wikipedia page.

   How to build a Wikipedia search app using Javascript

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5. www.geeksforgeeks.org › create-a-wikipedia-searchCreate a Wikipedia Search using HTML CSS and JavaScript

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   Oct 5, 2023 · Create a Wikipedia Search using HTML CSS and JavaScript. Last Updated : 05 Oct, 2023. In this article, we’re going to create an application, for searching Wikipedia. Using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, users will be able to search for articles on Wikipedia and view the results in a user interface.

6. www.wikilocation.org › how-to-use-wikipedia-search-apiStep-by-step guide to using the Wikipedia Search API

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   Jun 14, 2023 · Step-by-step guide to using the API. To begin using the Wikipedia Search API, follow these simple steps: Obtain an API key: Before you can start making requests to the Wikipedia Search API, you need to obtain an API key. Visit the Wikipedia API website and create an account to get your API key.

7. medium.com › @atingenkay › node-js-build-a-simpleNode.js: Build a simple Wikipedia Viewer - Medium

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   wiki app on vscode. So, I built a very simple Wikipedia viewer app that makes a call to the Wikipedia API and displays the result to the console. Here’s how I achieved it: Node.js:...

8. blog.openreplay.com › building-an-encyclopediaBuilding an Encyclopedia with React and Wikipedia Search API

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   Nov 8, 2021 · Wikipedia Search API. Wikipedia Search API is an Open-source search API, created by the Wikimedia Foundation to enable you to integrate a full-text search functionality in your projects. The API endpoint is in the form https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&list=search&prop=info&inprop=url&utf8=&format=json&origin=*&srlimit=20&srsearch ...

9. forum.freecodecamp.org › t › how-to-build-aHow to build a Wikipedia Search App with vanilla JavaScript ...

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   Aug 13, 2017 · Hi! Just wanted to share a tutorial I wrote for Campers - I walk through building the Wikipedia project with vanilla JS and demo some ES6 features as well. I tried to make it as detailed as possible so it’s easy to grasp the concepts explained in the article. Here it is: https://freshman.tech/wikipedia-javascript/ Feedback is welcome. Hi!