I need to read an xml document from a database record into an XDocument object in order for it to be deserialized. So that the deserialization will work, I need to apply a specific namespace to each of the level 1 elements. So XML looks a bit like this:
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How do I prevent the blank/empty namespace being added to each child element of the element to which the required namespace has been applied?
I am using Visual Studio 2008 and created an ASP.NET 3.5 project and solution. I added another project to my solution, a class library. I added a reference to my class library. Now when I click on the properties of my class library, the Default Namespace is set to "HRCommon", which is correct. Now for some reason, from my ASP.NET application, it's automatically importing the HRCommon namespace. So when I want to reference a class out of my class library, I just need to type the classname. I want to have to specify the whole name, like HRCommon.<ClassName> instead of just <ClassName>.
I am building a tool that takes an XML document and replaces XML nodes with a different XML node using .ReplaceChild. This all works great. The nodes get changed to the proper nodes. Where I seem to be having an issue is that the new node is inserted with an xmlns="" attribute, which I am not specifying for it to do, nor do I want as an attribute. How can I stop the ReplaceChild from inserting this as an attribute, or am I going to have to remove the attribute after the node is replaced?
Dim imgSrcNode As XmlElement = xmlDoc.CreateElement("img") Dim imgSrcAttr As XmlAttribute = xmlDoc.CreateAttribute("src") imgSrcAttr.InnerText = "./art/" + imageName.Substring(0, imageName.LastIndexOf(".")) imgSrcNode.Attributes.Append(imgSrcAttr) mmlNode.ParentNode.ReplaceChild(imgSrcNode, mmlNode)
Resulting XML change: <img src="./art/equJI161298_1" xmlns="" />
XML change desired: <img src="./art/equJI161298_1" />
I'm trying to add the Compatibility.VB6 namespace in some of my VB.NET Programs (using 1.1 framework, 2003). It was added in one of my programs because of a migration wizard but i can only use these commands in that particular program. How would I add that to the others?
I'm writing a piece of software that accepts XML from our clients. The xml has2 parts, a standard part that contains set fields, and a freeform part that allows our clients to add own their own xml
The XML would look like this <soap:Header> <aaa:TocHeader aaa:role="ADMIN" aaa:locale="en-US" aaa:softwareName="TOC" aaa:softwareId="aaaaaaaaaaa" xsdVersion="1.0" xmlns:aaa="http://toc.schemas.testing.com/headers/2006-02-01"> <aaa:Message>
Scenario:A widget developer codes using HTML and javascript.my vb.net application allows developers to create widgets for other users.in javascript you can call window.external to comunicate with the host windows scripting object and I would like to add a helper namespace with many functions to aid the development of widgets similar to windows sidebar's System namespace.
Problem:So I could allow developers to use Window.External.System but how can I just allow them to access System directly without using Window.External?Microsoft adds a System Namespace to windows sidebar gadgets host window which is just an internet explorer server window.
I've been having fun with the xmldocument class recently but am struggling with namespaces. I've been trying (with some success) to merge parts of one XML file into another. The problem has been that one of them utilises a namespace on one of the interior nodes and therefore my xpath queries where failing when I tried to create a nodelist. This I fixed (after reading some great examples here) by adding a namespace manager and changing my query accordingly.
Everything looked fine initially and I appeared to end up with the desired effect, but the XML file that was created was failing in the target application. What I didn't realise at first (due to the length of the xml node values being wider than my screen!!) was that when I imported the nodes from one file to another, a blank names space was being added to the end of each node (xmlns="")
' load the xml template from the project resources Dim fdf As New XmlDocument fdf.LoadXml(My.Resources.fdf_template)
I'm attempting to create a bound WPF control; when I add a local namespace to the UserControl, I get strange output from the compiler. The header of the UserControl follows, with the offending line highlighted.[code]When that line is present, the compiler generates the following in the output:[code]
I am using XElement to manipulate my xml file: to find target node and then add child node to it. But now I have one problem. Let's say my xml file looks like this:
The second <ReportItem> is the newly-added one, but sadly this is not a valid file (my parser is complaining in the further processing of xml file). So how can I make this new item look exactly like the existing one, without any namespace? This has been driving me crazy. I spent a whole day to figure out that I need to add the curly brackets so that it will find the target node (it doesn't work like what the link above says that it adds and searches the default NS automatically), but now it adds something unnecessary?
I am trying to go to the next item in a listbox automatically when a song finishes in my media player. I've done this in my other player, but unfortunately have lost the source code.
I have this code If MediaPlayer1.playState = WMPLib.WMPPlayState.wmppsStopped Then ListBox1.SelectedItem = Me.ListBox1.SelectedItem + 1 MediaPlayer1.Ctlcontrols.play() End If But everywhere I put it, it just doesn't work.
I am working on a solution that does not name namespaces in code files. Instead it uses the root name space of the project (which is the same across all assemblies). Basically there is only one implicit namespace.
Well, I am trying to isolate some code so that I can run FxCop against it. I explicated named the code file with a namespace to do this. This works for FxCop, but it bricks the entire solution.Visual Studio is now asking me to prefix all uses of the implicit namespace with Global. So instead of:
When my application starts, it scans the computers registry for COM ports and adds them in the combo box. The combo box first index is just a blank, and the second is COM1, COM2,...COMn. What I want to do is by default, I want my program to select the first COM port in the combo box, so in this case, COM1.
I know I have to use the PORTNAME property of the serial object, but not sure how I would set that equal to the 2nd index of the combo box.
How do I code a program that when I enter an input like 5, will will automatically generate 5 buttons on a separate form and transfer the values of another input to the buttons?
I'm trying to automate a form process from a previous employee. One of the things that I have to do to achieve this is select a COM port from a dynamically populated list. I've looked around and the closest thing I could come up with is something like:
.cbbCOMPorts.SelectedItem(1) = True
While this compiles, the computer does not like this at run-time. It throws an exception out:
I am using a combobox in VB .net to show customer's name. They also can type new names if they wish. Can I somehow save these new names in my sql database dynamically?
What I mean is if the name is new and does not exist in my database, can it be automatically saved to the database?
If I set the capacity of a List(of T) and then want to add more item will it expand automatically or will I get an Out of Bounds error?Any source of information about List(of T) out there that I can check?I am writing an application that gets a text file read into a List(of T) and then searched by the user
how can i automatically update my value when a user changs the listbox item. At the moment i have a button click when the user changes the list box item and press the button the values get updated, everytime the listbox item get changed i have to repeat it click the button to update the value. I want something where automitically as soon as the listbox item selected the total value in the text box to change without clicking the button:
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click If ComboBox1.SelectedItem = "Seafood" Then TextBox1.Text = 3.5 * ComboBox2.SelectedItem
I have template designer form with scroll bar and maximized mode in MID form. Now, when I click on any of the item of ListBox placed at the the middle of the form, form automatically scrolls to the selected item. Is there any way to prevent auto scrolling?
In the early generations of VB.NET visual studio, I used to see an automatically generated region named "Windows Form Designer generated code" that includes the code that generates the controls at the surface of a form. But what happened with VS 2008, I can't see that region any more ? Where are the lines of code that are automatically generated that create controls and set there properties ????? Luai Alrantisi, BSc in Computer Engineering, University of Ottawa 2007, Canada. IT Manager of MTN Mobile Telecom.
All fields from my class objects are added to the columns collection of DataGridViews, when the forms or custom controls that contain them are viewed within the VS 2005 designer. I haven't been able to figure out how to stop the designer from auto-adding all of the fields found within the bindingsource object.
I am working on a project for a class, and am having trouble getting my program to automatically calculate the subtotal every time an item is added to the shopping cart list. I've tried sub procedures and functions, but I can't seem to get it to work.
I'm trying to make a program that adds a menu item when right clicking files.I got a C# code here:[URL] and converted it to VB. It's working perfectly but the trouble is, it adds a menu item to folders and not files.
These are the registry entries i added:
Private Const MenuName As String = "FoldershellNewMenuOption" Private Const Command As String = "FoldershellNewMenuOptioncommand"