It shouldn't be that difficult, if you've got Python installed on your Windows PC it should just be a case of downloading the software from github and running the gibMacOs.bat file.
On the Mac I just run the gibMacOS.command file and it launches a command prompt with a menu where you can choose...
Don't know gin, but i'm guessing that the r.GET method is defining what happens when a HTTP Get request is sent to your endpoint (with a path of "/").
The func is a callback which is being used to set the reponse returned from the endpoint, in this case sending a 200 status in the header and...
You're linking to a file http://www.mayergroup.co.uk/j/accordian/css/fonts/fontawesome-webfont.ttf?v=4.2.0 which is on a different domain from your site in the first link (mayercleaning.co.uk) and it's being blocked (cross origin request).
You need to allow ttf (font) files to be served cross...
How much less do you reckon a property beside one would need to be discounted though?
The property I was looking at was marketed at the same price as a property a couple of doors away which sold a month or so ago.
I also reckoned it needed a bit of around £10k or so spend on it (decorating...
Decided against it in the end.
Asked friends/people at work and they all said the same thing, which was they would be concerned they would have difficulty selling when they wanted to move.
I went back after speaking to a couple of people who mentioned he buzzing to have a listen and I could hear a slight humming noise.
I didn't hear it when viewing the property, but I wasn't really listening out for it and was busy talking with agent/family. Now i know it's there i reckon i'd...
Just wondered if anyone has any opinions on buying a property next to an electrical substation (one of the small local ones).
I viewed a property recently and never really gave it a second thought, but a couple of people i've spoken to have said they would never buy a house next to one because...
It will depend on your area. If the house has been on the market for a while and they have no other offers then you have nothing to lose by offering a lower amount and then negotiating.
Not that my advice is worth much, I made an offer (in the middle of the "guide price" range) on a house a...
Take a look at the "A parent object with its child objects" example here: https://www.tritac.com/developers-blog/dapper-net-by-example/
That should do what you need i think.
They need to be virtual so that Entity Framework to override them when creating the proxy classes (which are derived from your classes) that it uses to enable lazy loading, change tracking etc...
Can you post the class definitions you're using? Also, are you using Code First, Model First etc...
What you're trying to do should be straight forward, but it depends how your classes have been defined.
Can you just use a lamda? Something like:
private void BeginRetrieveQuoteDetail(Guid Id)
{
dataGrid1.ItemsSource = null;
_context = new AnconTestContext(ODataUri);
lstQuoteDetails = new DataServiceCollection<QuoteDetail>(_context);
//var result = from QuoteDetailSet in...
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