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Hi, That's how I used the calendar for single selection.

<input ng-model="vm.poc.dateofBirth" name="DateOfBirth" date-range-picker type="text" options="vm.dateOptions" min="vm.dateOptions.min" max="vm.dateOptions.max" class="form-control date-picker" />

vm.dateOptions = angular.extend(
                app.createDateRangePickerOptions(), {
                    singleDatePicker: true,
                    showDropdowns: true
                }
            );

And I found out that you need to set initial date otherwise I see some errors on Google Chrome console.

vm.poc = {
                dateofBirth: moment(new Date('1900-01-01T00:00:00')),

This should make it work.

So, it is fine like to update record by record for few records? (10 or so?)

SQL is an option, I could write an update for each record and send them in one shot.

Hi Ismail,

The problem I am facing is not only with the custom code I added, but also when downloading Audit Logs.

The problem appears on Google Chrome.

On Microsoft Edge and Explorer, both work fine and Excel file is downloaded.

Please try it on your side on Google Chrome. My version of Chrome is 56.x

Thanks

How would you do batch? If you needed to have this feature, shall I go by custom repository?

Thanks

Hi, I would like to be able in my Domain Manager to update the State of objects to Deleted, Added, Updated, etc. Then in one single method do a batch SaveChanges() instead of having to update one object at a time.

While using IRepository<T> I couldn't see a place where I can access the Context or be able to change state of entities. How is this doable with this framework?

Thanks

Oh okay. So instead of just assigning a normal string, I assign an L("string").

Thanks, I got it.

Hi, I noticed in the Features class, the following property:

/// <summary>
        /// Display name of the feature.
        /// This can be used to show features on UI.
        /// </summary>
        public ILocalizableString DisplayName { get; set; }

Reading through the comments, this allows us to have a localized string.

How would I then be able to localize such a property? I mean what are the steps required for localization? Or just by having a key of "DisplayName" in the .xml files, it works automagically? Or how?

Thanks

Hi,

I added few new classes designated with Table() attribute and virtual properties. Also, I've added those properties under the DbContext.

I've been trying to add migrations, but still the migration files are being empty for Up() and Down()

What else I should look at?

It's the first time I face this issue.

Thanks

Thanks for making things easy on me :)

It happened that the day before it was working fine, the next day, it stopped. I am trying on the same development machine, didn't try on another machine. That's so weird. I am sure I didn't change anything related to Excel generation.

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