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CRM 2016: Error CS0103: The name 'item' does not exist in the current context
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I am working on C# development for a CRM 2016 on premise project. The solution includes classes, plugins, workflows and unit test projects.
The problem I am having is with code taken from the Order class (which is working) that submits information to a mainframe for paint colors.
I want to replicate the Order code in the Change Order class. Most of the Order code copies over to the Change Order class without error, but I am getting the "Error CS0103: The name 'item' does not exist in the current context" message for 6 lines of code.
I have tried adding a Using statement, adding a reference, reviewing Stack Overflow suggestions but so far no success in clearing the errors.
I have included the Order class code (working version) and the Change Order code (with errors) below. I have added comments (//ERROR ON LINE BELOW) to the 6 lines of Change Order code where I getting the error on the 'item' reference
This is urgent and I am open to online sessions if that is required.
Thank you
ORDER CLASS CODE (NO ERRORS)
CHANGE ORDER CODE (ERRORS)
The problem I am having is with code taken from the Order class (which is working) that submits information to a mainframe for paint colors.
I want to replicate the Order code in the Change Order class. Most of the Order code copies over to the Change Order class without error, but I am getting the "Error CS0103: The name 'item' does not exist in the current context" message for 6 lines of code.
I have tried adding a Using statement, adding a reference, reviewing Stack Overflow suggestions but so far no success in clearing the errors.
I have included the Order class code (working version) and the Change Order code (with errors) below. I have added comments (//ERROR ON LINE BELOW) to the 6 lines of Change Order code where I getting the error on the 'item' reference
This is urgent and I am open to online sessions if that is required.
Thank you
ORDER CLASS CODE (NO ERRORS)
#region Paint
string paintCategory = item.GetAttributeValue<string>("uxce_category");
//1
string NarrativePaintColor = item.GetAttributeValue<string>("uxce_paintcolorselectionnarr");
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(NarrativePaintColor))
{
//Remove trailing ';'
if (NarrativePaintColor.EndsWith(";"))
{
NarrativePaintColor = NarrativePaintColor.Substring(0, NarrativePaintColor.Length - 1);
}
var results = nb.GeneratePaintNarrativeArray(NarrativePaintColor);
//loop through each array item and apply the narrative code/desc
for (int a = 0; a < results.Length; a++)
{
nb.AddNarrative(results[a][0], "N", results[a][1]);
}
}
//2
string NarrativePaintDesign = item.GetAttributeValue<string>("uxce_paintcolorselectionnarr");
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(NarrativePaintDesign))
{
string productdesc = item.GetAttributeValue<string>("productdescription");
string optionCd = item.GetAttributeValue<string>("uxce_salesoption");
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(paintCategory) && paintCategory == "Paint Design")
{
if (divisionCode == "K")
{
if (productdesc.Contains("Spectrum"))
{
nb.AddNarrative("1", "P", "SPECTRUM DESIGN CODE: " + optionCd);
nb.AddNarrative("2", "P", "SPECTRUM DESIGN CODE: " + optionCd);
}
else
{
nb.AddNarrative("1", "P", "DESIGN CODE: " + optionCd);
nb.AddNarrative("2", "P", "DESIGN CODE: " + optionCd);
}
}
else if (divisionCode == "P")
{
if (productdesc.Contains("Feature"))
{
nb.AddNarrative("1", "P", "FEATURE DESIGN CODE: " + optionCd);
nb.AddNarrative("2", "P", "FEATURE DESIGN CODE: " + optionCd);
}
else
{
nb.AddNarrative("1", "P", "CUSTOM DESIGN CODE: " + optionCd);
nb.AddNarrative("2", "P", "CUSTOM DESIGN CODE: " + optionCd);
}
}
}
}
//#3
string NarrativePaintSpec = item.GetAttributeValue<string>("uxce_paintspecificationsnarr");
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(NarrativePaintSpec))
{
if (NarrativePaintSpec.EndsWith(";"))
{
NarrativePaintSpec = NarrativePaintSpec.Substring(0, NarrativePaintSpec.Length - 1);
}
string[] SpecResults = NarrativePaintSpec.Split(';');
char c1 = 'A';
//loop through each array item and apply the narrative code/desc
for (int a = 0; a < SpecResults.Length; a++)
{
nb.AddNarrative(c1.ToString(), "P", SpecResults[a]);
c1++;
}
}
#endregion
CHANGE ORDER CODE (ERRORS)
#region Paint
//ERROR ON LINE BELOW
string paintCategory = item.GetAttributeValue<string>("uxce_category");
//1
//ERROR ON LINE BELOW
string NarrativePaintColor = item.GetAttributeValue<string>("uxce_paintcolorselectionnarr");
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(NarrativePaintColor))
{
//Remove trailing ';'
if (NarrativePaintColor.EndsWith(";"))
{
NarrativePaintColor = NarrativePaintColor.Substring(0, NarrativePaintColor.Length - 1);
}
var results = nb.GeneratePaintNarrativeArray(NarrativePaintColor);
//loop through each array item and apply the narrative code/desc
for (int a = 0; a < results.Length; a++)
{
nb.AddNarrative(results[a][0], "N", results[a][1]);
}
}
//2
//ERROR ON LINE BELOW
string NarrativePaintDesign = item.GetAttributeValue<string>("uxce_paintcolorselectionnarr");
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(NarrativePaintDesign))
{
//ERROR ON LINE BELOW
string productdesc = item.GetAttributeValue<string>("productdescription");
//ERROR ON LINE BELOW
string optionCd = item.GetAttributeValue<string>("uxce_salesoption");
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(paintCategory) && paintCategory == "Paint Design")
{
if (divisionCode == "K")
{
if (productdesc.Contains("Spectrum"))
{
nb.AddNarrative("1", "P", "SPECTRUM DESIGN CODE: " + optionCd);
nb.AddNarrative("2", "P", "SPECTRUM DESIGN CODE: " + optionCd);
}
else
{
nb.AddNarrative("1", "P", "DESIGN CODE: " + optionCd);
nb.AddNarrative("2", "P", "DESIGN CODE: " + optionCd);
}
}
else if (divisionCode == "P")
{
if (productdesc.Contains("Feature"))
{
nb.AddNarrative("1", "P", "FEATURE DESIGN CODE: " + optionCd);
nb.AddNarrative("2", "P", "FEATURE DESIGN CODE: " + optionCd);
}
else
{
nb.AddNarrative("1", "P", "CUSTOM DESIGN CODE: " + optionCd);
nb.AddNarrative("2", "P", "CUSTOM DESIGN CODE: " + optionCd);
}
}
}
}
//#3
//ERROR ON LINE BELOW
string NarrativePaintSpec = item.GetAttributeValue<string>("uxce_paintspecificationsnarr");
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