kindly help to rectify the below error c#

Question

if (tCRights.Where(x => x.access_right_id == rightID & x.active == 1).Count > 0) error is as follows Error 1 Cannot implicitly convert type 'string' to 'int' Error 5 Operator '==' cannot be applied to operands of type 'string' and 'int' Error 34 Operator '>' cannot be applied to operands of type 'method group' and 'int' after converting from vb to c# kindly help to rectify

Manas Mohapatra · Answer

Try like this: if ((tCRights.Where(x => x.access_right_id == rightID & x.active == 1).Count()) > 0) { }

Ravi Patel · Answer

Hi  try this if (tCRights.Where(x => x.access_right_id == rightID && x.active == true ).Count > 0) { Access = true; } return Access; }

ketan borsdiya · Answer

Hi Carlos Try Below if condition if (tCRights.Where(x => x.access_right_id == rightID && x.active == 1).Count > 0) OR if (tCRights.Where(x => x.access_right_id == rightID && x.active == 1).Count > 0)

Carlos kambui · Answer

below is my full codes help to convert public object CheckRight(int rightID) { List tCRights = new List (); StaffType tStaff = new StaffType(); bool Access = false; Access = false; tStaff = svcclient.GetStaff(tStaff.staff_id); tCRights = svcclient.GetRightTypebyid(tStaff.staff_category_id).ToList(); if (tCRights.Where(x => x.access_right_id == rightID & x.active == 1).Count > 0) { Access = true; } return Access; }

Pradeep Sahoo · Answer

You cann't compare string to an integer  so you need to convert the string into integer before comparing. Please check which one is string  convert it to integer using Convert.ToInt32( rightID)  now rightID will be integer

Rafnas T P · Answer

if (tCRights.Where(x => x.access_right_id == Convert.ToString(rightID) & x.active == 1).Count > 0)

Bikesh Srivastava · Answer

Hi actually active is bool value and 1 is string so change your code 1 instead of 1 .