Go to the Picture-in-Picture Extension (by Google). Click Add to Chrome. Click Add Extension. Find a video you want to watch. Click the picture-in-picture icon in the Chrome toolbar. The video will pop out and keep playing while you have different programs open. You must keep the original video tab open in Chrome to watch in picture-in-picture. Thanks to LifeWire.com […]
Declare a local variable at the beginning of the View: @{ var yourStyle = “”; if(Model.Condition) { yourStyle = “float:left;”; //specific conditions and logic } else { yourStyle = “float:right;”; //any other conditions and logic } } and then just use it in your div: <div style=”@yourStyle”>
<script> let mySession = ‘<%= Session[“SessionName”].ToString() %>’; //use your session … console.log(mySession); alert(mySession); </script>
The easiest way to do that is using a function CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[HideNameWithAsterisks](@Name varchar(max)) RETURNS varchar(MAX) AS BEGIN DECLARE @loop int = LEN(@Name) WHILE @loop > 1 SELECT @Name = STUFF(@Name, @loop, 1, CASE WHEN SUBSTRING(@Name, @loop – 1, 2) like ‘% ‘ THEN ‘ ‘ WHEN SUBSTRING(@Name, @loop – 1, 2) like ‘ %’ […]
The Stopwatch object is often used to measure how long things take. One quick thing to remember here is that it will take the time for everything you do between starting and stopping it, so make sure you only put the actual code you want to time between those.
You can use SQL “Replicate” command to mask the data. Below code shows how to make it: