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Awesome, that just worked. I'm a little uncomfortable dealing with static initializers instead of constructors, but our team will refactor as necessary.
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Same here. Can't access the website at all.
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Hey Daphne, Thank you for the reply. As I understand you, it would be difficult to use a SQLite database because Dropbox would "lock" the file being used. But what if I used a JSON file, which is very close to a text file, then told the program to read and write to that? As a JSON text-file, it will only be read once on…
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Hey Greg, No problem! All I needed was a way to make a .web extension shortcut programmatically. Turns out that its a simple JSON file with the url as a variable. I remade it with a C# functions really quickly. public static string WriteWEBExtension (string URL, string FileName) { string[] URLLines = { @"{", "\t" +…
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Hey all, Alright, I think I just solved my own problem. Since I was testing ProcessCodeFlow() using try/catch, I couldn't use the same auth code twice in the same process. Eliminating that loop allowed me to change the access code.