WPF.Themes dis-assembled for customization with Nuget & ClickOnce Deployments
E.DIN Editor • May 20, 2015
// NOTE: CLASSES HAVE BEEN EXTRACTED FROM WPF.THEMES.DLL
// NOTE: FOR THE PURPOSE OF KEEPING THE SHINYBLUE THEME,
// NOTE: SINCE THE NUGET DLL WILL NOT ALLOW CODE SIGNING.
//
// NOTE: THIS CODE ATTEMPTS TO KEEP THE SAME OBJECT LOADING PROCESSES AS THE ORIGINAL DLL.
// NOTE: HOWEVER, SINCE THE THEME.XAML MUST BE LOADED INTO THE ACTUAL "RESOURCES" FILE,
// NOTE: AND WE HAVE ALREADY LOADED THE SHINYBLUE.XAML INTO THE APP VIA THE \Resources\DefaultStyles.xaml
// NOTE: WE HAVE SIMPLY ADDED THIS CODE, TO PROVIDE WPF THEME CUSTOMIZATION, IF NEEDED.
//
//KEEP: Assembly assembly = Assembly.LoadFrom("WPF.Themes.dll");
//KEEP: return (Application.LoadComponent(new Uri(string.Format("/WPF.Themes;component/{0}/Theme.xaml", theme), UriKind.Relative)) as ResourceDictionary);
//KEEP: Uri uri = new Uri(String.Format("myApp.MainForm;component/{0}/Theme.xaml", theme), UriKind.Relative);
//KEEP: Application.Current.Resources.MergedDictionaries.Add(myResourceDictionary);
//return new string[] { "ExpressionDark", "ExpressionLight", "ShinyBlue", "ShinyRed", "DavesGlossyControls", "WhistlerBlue", "BureauBlack", "BureauBlue", "BubbleCreme", "TwilightBlue", "UXMusingsRed", "UXMusingsGreen", "UXMusingsBubblyBlue" };
Title: Base64 Encoding With Simple Salt (and decoding)
XPCMD_SHELL Move & Load Data from Directory
***** My Valid Data Monitor **** XML OUT *** HTML EMAIL DELIVERY *****IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#tCustomerID') IS NOT NULL DROP TABLE #tCustomerID select distinct mm.CustomerID Into #tCustomerID from myDatabase..myTable (nolock) mm left join myDatabase.dbo.myOtherTable (nolock) mo on mm.refID = mo.id left join myDatabase.dbo.myOtherTableDetail (nolock) mod on mo.id = mod.myOtherTableid and mm.SearchValue = mod.SearchValue where mm.refID is not null and mm.quantity is not null and mod.SearchValue is nullIF Exists (Select 1 From #tCustomerID)BEGIN DECLARE @xml NVARCHAR(MAX)DECLARE @body NVARCHAR(MAX)SET @xml = CAST(( SELECT [CustomerID] AS 'td' FROM #tCustomerID ORDER BY CustomerID FOR XML PATH('tr'), ELEMENTS ) AS NVARCHAR(MAX))SET @body ='
'--SELECT @body exec msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail @profile_name = 'dbmailProfile' ,@recipients = 'usergroup@mydomain.com' ,@subject = 'My Valid Data Monitor' ,@body = @body ,@body_format = 'HTML'END
My Valid Data Monitor
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