I am allowing users of the admin panel of my website to upload photos, its a simple process where I check the validity of the image and then save it to a folder, then I also have to record a couple of database records for that image to be able to retrieve it later, my saving function is as follows...The function that uploads and saves the picture in the folder with a name i construct in another function: [code] and the function that creates the database record for that same picture: [code] Now I know that what I am doing is full of best-practices violations, so please point me out to what I should do, keep in mind that the users might delete the pictures later, so I wanna make sure that I can delete the database and file of the picture, and the whole issue of the path.
I have been looking all over the internet for the answer to this question: How do you save an Image (actually a Bitmap) to an ImageList at runtime? I have an extremely simple image editor that I created to make the images I require for another program. I have incorporated the image editor into the other program. However I cannot figure out how to save user-created images in the ImageList I am displaying via ListView. If I am aimed in the right direction, I can usually find my way through the maze.Additionally, I may need to know how to select that image (I may be able to figure this out later).
Saving an Image to An SQL Database from a Visual Basic ASPNET.rtf?written in Visual Studio 2008, which is supposed to Insert Images into an SQL Database in Visual Basic ASP.NET I know it contains some errors but I can't point out exactly where I got it wrong?
I am attempting to save a graph that I have displayed on the screen as an image file (e.g., a jpeg file) but the image I want to save has additional information such as axis labels that are not displayed on the screen. In addition, I also want to suppress some information that appears on the screen.
I create a separate bitmap canvas called mycanvas and I recreate my display on this canvas with the additional information. When I save it with an image format such as iftype=system.drawing.imaging.imageformat.tif with the command mycanvas.save(filename,iftype), I get the image file that I created on mycanvas. But If I use the SaveFileDialog followed by mycanvas.save(filename,iftype) I merely save the image displayed on the screen. It is as if my graphics object has reverted back to the graphics object I was using for the screen display.
This is a newbie question. I am trying to create an applicatiojn which allows the user to enter info on plants including photos. I have set up the database using image datatype and created the form using the dataset but when I save the data everything is saved but the image file. Obviously I need extra code but I can't find anything in the help files etc that shows me. This is the code I have at the moment
I am currently working on saving some info and images. And i was looking at a game maker i used to use and it saved images as a "1rc" format. Is this custom? And can i save and load images as a "1rc" format?
I have many jpg images from a camera, I add a description using exifworks to modify exif data. What is the difference between saving as format.jpeg or format.exif. I had been saving as jpeg with no differences noted but which is correct & why?
I want to load images into a picturebox, save them into a database and display them again in the picturebox. This is the code I'm actually having problem with:
Private Connection As String = _ "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;" & _ "Data Source=C:UsersclientDocumentsVisual Studio 2008ProjectsSavingsLoansCalc.mdb" rivate Sub UploadButton_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, _ ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles UploadButton.Click [Code] .....
I'm getting this error message: "Type 'Connection' is not declared" On this line: oConn = New OleDb.OleDbConnection( _ New Connection().getConnectionString)
now the remaining things are done-able but im stuck in new requirement posted by Client which he needs to upload all images from Sql Server to Oracle Database now since old application stores images Path it is kind of new story now ?(:
i tried to build sample application since am not familiar with kind of above requested modification here is my code so far to upload images
'' Sql connection is over Dim fs as new fileStream (imgPath , io.fileMod.Open , Io.FileAccess.Read) Dim imgByte (fs.length -1 ) as byte
Ok you know how our web browsers like Internet Explorer or FireFox has the option to "Save Page As". Is there a way to do this using the Web Browser Control? I wish to save the HTML + Images that are displayed in my Web Browser Within my application. Or say if I go to a website and they have a dynamic image that keeps Changing is there a way to save that image that is displayed on the Web Browser control?
This is my first attempt at creating a Winforms application, and I have been developing in the .Net Framework (Silverlight, ASP.Net, WPF) for about 6 months. So, my appologies if this is a newbie question.
Basically what I am doing right now is taking the drawings of a stylus-based input, and storing them into an image field in a SQL Server database. Then, in another form, I go and get that image out of the database, and load it into a picture box. It works, but it is rather "sloppy" how it got there.When the user clicks save, it stores that image into a temporary folder, then converts it to a byte array and throws it into the database that way. Then, it deletes the file from the temporary folder. When retrieving it, it pulls it out of the database in a byte array, then converts it to an image in a temporary folder, thus displaying it on the form.
Is there a way that I can just bypass the storing of the file onto the user's harddrive both times, and go from byte array to picturebox?
ive two custom controls, which are used to draw and edit etc...(like paint but customized....) i want to save their images with a single click....So im using the Getimageofcontrol function to do it....its code is below:::
Public Function GetImageOfControl(ByVal c As Control) As Image Dim rc As New Rectangle(c.PointToScreen(c.Location), c.Size) Dim i As Image = New Bitmap(rc.Width, rc.Height)[code].....
and the code to call this function for saving the images is simply.. ...
I have a SQL 2008 Express database, which have following tables: [code] Now I need SQL query to search for word (i.e. Beyonce Halo Music Video) against these tables.
-For Title exact phrase will get 0.5 points -For Description exact phrase will get 0.4 points -For tags exact phrase will get 0.3 points -For title all words will get 0.2 points -For description all words will get 0.2 points -For title one or more words will get 0.1 points -For description one or more words will get 0.1 points
And I will show these videos on basis of points. What will be the SQL Query for this? A LINQ query will be more better.
I'm writing in VB.net 4.0 and using SQLExpress 2008 R2. In a DataGridView, I would like to display (no edits) data coming from multiple tables in my database.A second Grid (different data, still multiple tables) will need to allow editing and saving of data.I understand creating a View in the database and using that as a source for the DataGridView.I also assume that there are ways to query and create a data source for the Grid totally within my VB program.Would someone explain the consequences and implications of the different approaches?
What is the best practice while working with dataset amd datatable.Actually I have seen that very few information is online when it comes to working with multiple base table.Suppose there is one master table and a details table. The need of MASTER table is suppose just one column (say ProductName), while the application mainly works with the DETAILS table.My idea, we use JOIN to create a single datatable and work with it. But am surprised how little information is available when it comes to working with Multiple Base Table and the limitation of SQLCOmmandBuilder in such situation.
What is the best practice way of detecting internet connection?
From Windows Vista onwards, a status is set in windows that is displayed in the task bar. However, I cannot call this function/api/whatever, since some of the client pc's are still on xp, and only due for upgrade in 18 months.
so do i use and request something like [url]... to try and see it it works, and on the catch block set the return value to false, or is there another way?
Second part of this question, If no network connection is available, I can use [url]... to dial a connection. Will this use internet explorer's settings, or dial the connection marked as default in DUN?
Public Sub Life(ByVal AnyEvent As Object) Dim myNewLife As New Life Dim Happiness As New Collection Happiness.Add(AnyEvent) myNewLife.Experience(Happiness) End Sub
If I got Dim myRect As Rectangle = New Rectangle(0,0,100,100)Is it necessary or just fine to later do this: myRect = Nothing Or it isn't necessary?IF it is necessary, are there other cases it isn't for my variables?
I am in the processing of migrating from web services to WCF, and rather than trying to make old code work in WCF, I am just going to rebuild the services. As a part of this process, I have not figured out the best design to provide easy to consume services and also support future changes.
I need to share variables across two forms in vb.net. One of them is the main form and the other is a child form.
Create a static/shared variable in one of the forms and access it in the other forms via: Form1 frm = new Form1(); //creating object of parent to access shared variable frm.a = "abc"; // passing value
Send an instance of the main form to the child form when creating the child form. The variables can then be accessed via a property function. Create global variables in a module. This seems like the easiest option, but I doubt it is the best option.I also read something about delegates and events, but I don't know how to implement this.
I'm just wondering why using GoTo<label> is so frowned upon?I'm learning VB, and I want to develop good habits as I go. One thing I don't entirely understand, is why everyone avoids GoTo like its the plague (except in error handling...). I feel like GoTo could be useful in some situations.
Just wondering what the recommended practice is for importing namespaces. Are you always better importing the namespace like the fisrt snippet of code, or are you better to type the full namespace inline with your code.
I like both methods; the first is tidier and takes less code, the second can identify exactly where your accessing some logic from which can provide some clarity when looking over the code. Just wondering if there are pros/cons for either or if this is just a personal preference, currently I use a combination but would like to keep consistant.
