When we are doing the coding, we need to use our own functions/methods to do a certain task. But while writing the function we may missed out the function details like why the function has been written . So whenever writing a function, if we use the documentation comments standard, it will help in the future whoever uses the function. Here is syntax; /// /// documentation block /// Here is the simple function defined in C# IDE; documentation comments added here; Intellisense is displaying the documentation comments.
We may need to store the images in the database. It is easy and pretty simple. The basic idea is; 1) The images are stored in database as bytes. In MySQL database we need to create a field/column of type " Blob ". 2) Need to use FileStream and BinaryReader objects to convert images into bytes. Here is the C# code, to do the task Table schema: C# code: MySqlConnection mcon = null; MySqlCommand cmd = null; FileStream fsObj = null; BinaryReader binRdr = null; try { //converting image to bytes fsObj = File.OpenRead(pictureBox1.ImageLocation); byte[] imgContent = new byte[fsObj.Length]; binRdr = new BinaryReader(fsObj); imgContent = binRdr.ReadBytes((int)fsObj.Length); mcon = new MySqlConnection("server=localhost;user=root;pwd=root;database=test;"); mcon.Open(); //inserting into MySQL db cmd = new MySqlCommand("insert into users (userid,username,userphoto) values (@userid, @username, @userphoto)", mcon); cmd.Parameters.Add(new MySqlPara...
If you are having more than one Facebook accounts(or even one) and you can add this extension named "Quick Login for Facebook Accounts" to your Chrome browser. The extension is from the guys who have created the extension "Quick Login for Gmail" (my previous post ). This is also pretty simple and cool. More information can be found here; Quick Login for Facebook Accounts One click does the magic. :)
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