Wouldn’t it be great to be able to change history or how it’s perceived. I thought about it and came up with a plan. I’ve decided to modify the InputHistoryBCA component to accommodate my desire. Now in addition to deleting select entries it also allows the user to change the order in which they appear. It’s now possible to order by the text, add date, or last used date in ascending or descending order. To accomplish persisting the history and …
Do you ever find yourself reentering some words or part numbers? Maybe it was a keyword or two for a search. Or maybe you need a part number you entered previously but can’t remember what it was. It’s happened to me enough that I wished I could see the history of what I entered before. Which is why I created a Blazor component to do just that. The component, I’ve aptly named InputHistoryBCA ,maintains a list of previous string inputs …
Alerts provide valuable feedback to the user. Toasts are often used to provide the messages. You know toasts. Those little messages that pop up from the bottom of the screen for just a few seconds then disappear. They’re unobtrusive and polite but in my opinion not appropriate for displaying error or warning messages in an enterprise application. The big problem I have with them is they quickly disappear making it difficult for the users to get a screenshot or just …
Maybe you can use a dropdown populated from an enumeration component that allows you to bind to the selected enumeration. It’s not likely you’re storing enumerations in your database but enumerations are more general purpose since you can cast them to the integer value or get the string value with the ToString method. So I put one together and named it SelectEnumBindEnum. You can find the code for the component and an example in Blazor Component Authority Demonstration. You’ll also …