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Daily Forum Report | 23 January 2025

Top 3 Topics with Most Views

Get Asset Values made by @Honda with 22 views.

Linq query to get mismatched data in list made by @Shilpa_Mohanty with 21 views.

Selecting a very similar item from a drop down made by @dr1992 with 17 views.

Top 3 Topics with Most Replies

Linq query to get mismatched data in list made by @Shilpa_Mohanty with 12 replies.

Issue with For Each UI Element Activity - Getting Error When Indicating Button made by @Aakash_Sharma4 with 10 replies.

UiPathStudioCommunity 2023.10 made by @Albi_Xhako with 10 replies.

Top 3 Users Who Posted The Most

@singh_sumit made 19 posts!

@ashokkarale made 18 posts!

@Anil_G made 13 posts!

Top 3 Most Liked Posts

This post made by @Jon_Smith received 2 likes!

ADAV1 - Exam Question

Its wild that this is an exam question… Like how is it useful to memorize that list as it in zero way shows you have good knowledge of how to use it. You might aswell ask someone to remember the first 10 digits of Pi as knowing the names of these doesnt mean you know how to use any of them or how they differ.

This post made by @SorenB received 1 likes!

'Warning CS1701: Assuming assembly reference' error

Not sure what happened, but now the library compiles and publishes. I opened the 3 .xaml-files inside the library with Notepad++ to check if there were any duplicate arguments that weren’t showing in Studio, but that was not the case. Then I deleted an argument category called “Input” that I suspected had something to do with it. But after succesfull compilation I re-added the category and it still compiles just fine. Thanks for the help in troubleshooting. Regards Soren

This post made by @ppr received 1 likes!

Uipath system activity runtime

ensure that you have referenced the UiPath.System.Activites package and not the corresponding runtime package. feel free to share with us a screenshot from the referenced packages

Top 3 Most Liked Solutions

This solution provided by @SorenB received 1 likes!

'Warning CS1701: Assuming assembly reference' error

Not sure what happened, but now the library compiles and publishes. I opened the 3 .xaml-files inside the library with Notepad++ to check if there were any duplicate arguments that weren’t showing in Studio, but that was not the case. Then I deleted an argument category called “Input” that I suspected had something to do with it. But after succesfull compilation I re-added the category and it still compiles just fine. Thanks for the help in troubleshooting. Regards Soren

This solution provided by @ppr received 1 likes!

Uipath system activity runtime

ensure that you have referenced the UiPath.System.Activites package and not the corresponding runtime package. feel free to share with us a screenshot from the referenced packages

This solution provided by @ashokkarale received 1 likes!

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@computer1 , Check if your antivirus is blocking the pop-up

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