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I can't seem to find details on how to unsubscribe from ubiquity commands. The command list page only seems to have information about the installed commands and there are no links to deleting them. Am I missing something?
Started by aryeh on
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EDIT2 (answer?): You can use the....
Profit! Check this out: http://getsatisfaction.com/mozilla/topics/how_do_you_edit_delete_the_default_ubiquity_commands_verbs
Also, you can find a utility to reset your ubiquity to default ignore.
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I have the following code to let the GUI respond to a change in the collection.
myObservableCollection.CollectionChanged += ((sender, e) => UpdateMyUI());
First of all is this a good way to do this?
Second: what's the code to unsubscribe from this ...
Started by Gerrie Schenck on
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If this is a problem, you can go the route.
Var myDelegate = delegate that they aren't being collected by the garbage collector .
Create a delegate instance so you can hang onto the reference for later.
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I'd like to customize the "unsubscribe" links in our email newsletters so that they remove the recipient with a single click. Right now they just point to a generic page where the user has to enter their email address and select the newsletter from which...
Started by Matt on
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by 6 people.
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Encoded-email can just be a URL-encoding of the email, or it can against malicious attempts to unsubscribe....
You can encode a URL like so:
http://yourserver.com/unsubscribe/<encoded-email>/<-email>/<expiration>") .
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Basic premise:
I have a Room which publishes an event when an Avatar "enters" to all Avatars within the Room. When an Avatar leaves the Room I want it to remove all subscriptions for that room.
How can I best unsubscribe the Avatar from all events in ...
Started by Nathan Smith on
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by 6 people.
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You can run on all the event subscribers.
I used reflection to solve it.
The handler) is named "myDlgHandler", you can write:
Delegate[] clientList = myDlgHandler.GetInvocationList .
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Is it possible to unsubscribe an anonymous method from an event?
If I subscribe to an event like this:
void MyMethod() { Console.WriteLine("I did it!"); } MyEvent += MyMethod;
I can un-subscribe like this:
MyEvent -= MyMethod;
But if I subscribe using...
Started by Eric on
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by 7 people.
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Either use a "normal" method or retain the delegate somewhere else so you can unsubscribe it!"); MyEvent -= foo; }; MyEvent += foo;
In 3.0 can be shortened to:
MyHandler myDelegate = ()=>.
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I have the following function.
What it does is, given a Control (most likely a windows form) i want to have all of the controls contained that "obey" the Rules ( a function screening the controls i want ) subscribe to an event (lets say KeyDown).
The ...
Started by ThanosPapathanasiou on
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You can unsubscribe from an event something };
In general....
They will no longer be referencing the anonymous functions and the GC can kill them (the anonymous was removed, which wouldn't happen if it was done in the static method.
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What application (desktop or web based) can i use to create a mailing list with subscribe/unsubscribe features.
It should be able to import my contacts list in csv or gmail contacts file
Free or paid
I would prefer not hosting it (web application is preferred...
Started by Rishi on
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by 8 people.
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I'm not sure how....
Alternatively you could set up with it.
I'm not sure exactly if it can import your contacts in those formats.
Just create a new group, and people can subscribe to the group.
You can use Google Groups for that.
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How do I unsubscribe a LocationListener from recieving updates from the LocationManager?
Here is how I'm setting it up
mLocationManager = (LocationManager)this.getSystemService(LOCATION_SERVICE); mListener = new LocationListener() { public void onLocationChanged...
Started by Greg B on
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by 4 people.
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MLocationManager.removeUpdates(mListener)
http://dev.android.com/reference/android/location/LocationManager.html#removeUpdates%28android.location....
I think removeUpdates should help.
Call removeUpdates on LocationManager, passing your location listener.
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I have a class that handles events from a WinForms control. Based on what the user is doing, I am deferencing one instance of the class and creating a new one to handle the same event. I need to unsubscribe the old instance from the event first - easy...
Started by Jon B on
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by 7 people.
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For an example I point you.
IDisposable can be used to manage event subscriptions but probably shouldn't.
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I am using a serial port to communicate with a remote diagnostics device.
The length of the response from the remote device varies depending upon the command but is known ahead of time. So, currently I send the command and wait for the required number...
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If the responses do not have an identifying header and the ONLY way you know how to parse them.
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