I am using a stop watch to get the elapsed minutes and seconds which will then be displayed to user. How to I go about getting the elapsed time in the following format: 00:00
I would like to try and implement a feature wherby once you have logged into an application (straightforward winforms application) and had your credetials verified the application would then force you to log on again if no activity had been detected in the application for a certain number of minutes. In essence I want to provide some extra security for those occasions when users get up and wander away from their machines for prolonged periods.
I have all the logic for logging into the application, it's just the checking for no activity over a given period and then forcing the user to log back in again that I'm not having much luck with.
I am looking for formula that is accurate in converting Minutes to Decimal Minutes i.e 30 minutes is 50 Minutes in Decimals so 1.3 hours is 1.50 and not 1.5 i have used Minutes/60 but it is not accurate as some times i have to Multiply the result by 100 and some time 1000 to get correct results based on single digit Try 1/60, 10/60 99/60 or 100/60.What would be the most efficient and correct way to Convert the time into Minutes ?
I have an application that provides a countdown for 60 minutes and I'm currently using the win form timer and it updates some labels and a progressbar. Now I have to change this to be a countdown for 360 minutes. Will the win form timer be sufficient or should I implement a Timers.Timer instead?
I would like to calculate the difference between hours and minutes from one textbox and the hours and minutes from textbox two. What would be the best way to do this? I think DateTime would be the object to use, but wondered if anyone has any examples or better ways?
I am writting a timer with info and code gathered here. If you just set the Minute list box to 1 you will see what I mean. Also, you need to select each Listbox which turns them blue. I would like to do that with code too. Here is the code that is problematic.
'Timer1 from toolbox needed
'I have 4 textboxes Hours, Minutes,Seconds,Milliseconds.
'When textboxes values are set the count down begins.
'You need 4 labels, label1 is alone, the other 3 are above textbox and listbox the hours minutes second
'You need 4 textboxes. The 4 textbox is hidden or out of the way.
'You need 3 Listboxes.
'Lay out the label1 at top of form. Below that are hr, min, sec. labels.Below that the three textboxes and below that
'are three listboxes.
'Textboxes only show the original time
Public Class Form1 Dim cntDwnVal As New TimeSpan Dim stpw As New Stopwatch
I have a string wich contains a value (let's say 22:30 for example)I need a function wich convert 22:30 to an integer that is equal with total number of minutes in 22 hours and 30 minutes.
I've got a DGV and a timer, I want to hide the DGV after 15 minutes of inactivity on my form. How can i do this? I've got a number of other controls (textboxes, buttons etc).
I thought somehow I could reset my timer every time a mouse moved on my form but would this create to much running on the mouse code when a user moved the mouse on my form?
What is the best way to run a process say every 30 minutes? Or at 0900?
I have an app which does quite a few things, and want to add something that will run every 30 minutes. Don't want to use windows scheduler as i want to keep it all in the one app.
Is the only way to run a thread.sleep for 1800000? If so, can i run 2 background workers on the 1 app?
I'm just starting working on a program and the amount of pages I'm trying to screen scrape take over 20 minutes, so I was hoping I could run like 4 or 5 threads to cut that down??? I'm pretty much still a novice, so be easy on me. I understand good, though.
Is it possible to configure the System.Timer to run say 30 minutes after every hour? I have searched google to figure this out but all it shows is how to set it where it goes off once an hour, if I launched the app at 2:45 then it would go off again at 3:45. I can forsee issues down the line with this approach where if it went off at a specified time it would not have that issue.
Normally i would use Scheduled Task for this however it doesn't give you the option for hourly just daily, perhaps i'm wrong about this.