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I'm following this link, compile razor files into separate dll , and can get it to work except I can't figure out how to access JavaScript, CSS, and Images embedded in the dll. Has anyone used this approach? It seems very promising. Thanks. The technique presented in this article is for embedding razor views into separate assemblies. It doesn't allow you to do so with static resources such as images, js and CSS. For those type of resources you will have to implement a custom solution. For example you could write a controller which, given a resource name, could read it from the assembly (

I've started creating a Windows Store App for Windows 8.1 and now I encountered a problem concerning localization. I would like to display a string resource from a .resw file at design time, but every attempt to do so has failed, even though it works at runtime. When using the x:Uid attribute, I still have to supply the Text property (i.e. for a TextBlock) and I don't like to write the text twice. I also tried creating a property for the string on the viewmodel: public string Title { get { return ResourceLoader.GetForCurrentView("Strings").GetString("MainView_Title"); } } This is working at

I'm developing a Windows Phone 8.1 app that also targets Android(Xamarin) As ever I added my string resources(.resx) on a PCL and referenced them on my launcher project to use it on my views, this all works fine on WP 8.1 silverlight but on the WinRt when I configure the project to release and run it on a device, for some reason I always get a MissingManifestResourceException. I've tried every solution for this problem out there without any success. Note that on the emulator everything works fine, when the solution configurator is set to Debug it also works on both device and emulator. The

What is the simplest way to tell Nuget package to add all css files as an embedded resource (ie build action is embedded resource). I am trying to do it through install.ps1 in the tools folder but still cant get anywhere Note: I am creating the package from the directory structure(tools\content\lib) This is my install.ps1 which does not work. param($installPath, $toolsPath, $package, $project) $MsbNS = @{msb = 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/developer/msbuild/2003'} function EmbeddContent($ProjectLink, [string]$XPath) { $nodes = @(Select-Xml $XPath $ProjectLink -Namespace $MsbNS | Foreach {$_

I know I can do it with the Google Maps API, but do you know if there is a way to change the marker in an embedded Google Map? I want to replace the default "A" button for a "B" button or the marker with just a dot in the middle . I haven't played around with embedding Google Maps before (I generally go straight to the API for stuff like this). I tried a couple of approaches: I figured maybe the embed syntax would be the same as the static maps api. So I grabbed a static maps URL, copied the markers param from that and tried sticking it into the iFrame URL. This didn't work so much. I created

This question is written in several places (like here and here ). In the second question there is a comment that says to use ResHacker.exe -addoverwrite "Project.exe", "Project.exe", "ProgramIcon.ico", ICONGROUP, MAINICON, 0 I also tried using -modify instead of -addoverwrite ResHacker.exe -modify "Project.exe", "Project.exe", "ProgramIcon.ico", ICONGROUP, MAINICON, 0 but the result is the same. The icon is changed: if I right click on the exe file and check the properties I see that the icon has been changed, but in Windows Explorer I still see the old icon. If I open it with Resource Hacker

Is there a way to conditionally embed resources into a .NET project? I.e. if I have defined INCLUDETHIS then I want a certain large file embedded into the dll, otherwise I do not want it embedded. I know I can make two projects to do this, but I'm hoping to do it all in one project. The code that uses the file is easily conditioned with a #if INCLUDETHIS ... #endif, but I don't even want the file in the dll otherwise as it contains sensitive information and is only used internally. This did the trick. You can edit your csproj by right clicking in Visual Studio on the project and selecting

I'm using reStructuredText and I'd like to add HTML encoding an interactive flash-type animation through the <embed> tag. From my .rst document, how can I specify the position of this arbitrary chunk of HTML? Something like: .. html :: <embed> ... more html here ... </embed> Does this feature exist? thanks. Try .. raw:: html <embed> ... </embed> The raw directive 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8621042/how-to-embed-html-in-restructured-text-file