I have created two forms in vb.net. From the first form when i click the "delete" button the form2 has to get displayed. I tried new form statement. But it is showing a blank form. I want to display the second form which i have created.[code]...
I have a VB .NET 2010 application. I added a C# project to my solution. I tried to call the form called 'main'. However, I could not figure out a way to do that. What is the best way to do that? I Goggled, and did not find anything. Actually I noticed that my Developer converted everything to VB .NET.
I have two forms. Form A and Form B. Form A has a datagrid that is populated from a SQL Database Table query. When a button is pressed Form B is launched that allows you to add a record to the database table. I need for the datagrid to be refreshed and show the newly added record when I close form B and go back to the parent.
I need to know the proper way, or maybe I should say, the different ways to call another form from a parent or preceding form. I am currently using ex: formname.showdialog() to call my next form, but I am uncertain if I should be using that in every situation. [code] Whats the difference between these different methods? (ex: .showdialog() , .show() )I tried both of these to open a temporary form to retrieve a persons name from a database, so as the users progresses through my training program they can keep track of their scores.But, I also call other forms as I branch through my program, from the main page, to a secondary page, to a testing page, to a results page and then back to the secondary page
I have a small program which draws some lines with a method called: Drawlines But Now I want to call this method in the load form routine. So if the form is loaded the lines should be drawn in the picturebox. But is this possible or should the form first be loaded completely before you can call methods in that same form?
I'm trying to call other EXE's from my program I'm writing. Inside my project I have a folder called progs with exe's inside it. How can I call these from button clicks?
How can I get my program to take a number from an Access Database and by using the internet call the persons number. I will have a pre-recorded message that I want the program to use when it makes the call, but my main problem is I can't find anyway of getting the program to make the call using the internet.
I have written a set of functions in VB 9 that I want to be able to call from several different programs (also VB 9). I compiled the functions into a dll and I am attempting to call the functions but to no avail. Within the dll project, the class is Public as are the Functions.Within the exe project, I have declared the dll functions using Declare statements of the following form:Public Declare Auto Function FunctionName Lib "DllName.dll" ( ) As String.I thought that this was all that is required. It builds fine but when I attempt to call the dll functions, no entry point is found.
I have to use Form.Action to redirect to a script that will be picking up values from my page. It is worth noting that this script is external.My issue is that I also want the button that is clicked and has the Action hooked up to it, to also complete some functionality in the code behind first.Is there anyway I can either :In the buttons click event handler, can I set the Form.Action and then call something such as Form.Submit?OR Set up the Form.Action in advance and then somehow have the button posting back before the action takes place.
I added toolstrip control into MDI form. on the parent form, creat many toolstripbutton like tbAdd, tbSave,tbEdit.When I open child form, how to call tbAdd or tbSave.. toolstripbutton on the MDI?
I am the author of the MAPM arbitrary precision math library. This is a library which allows the user to make any calculation to any desired precision level. The library is written in straight ANSI C.
On many occasions, I get an email on how to use the library from a VB.NET / Visual Basic application. I have very little basic experience, and I don't know what to tell them. I would really like to tell them how to proceed to call MAPM from a basic application.
Let's assume they can compile the library with a C compiler and create a DLL.
My name is malky, a programming student currently learning visual basic 2010. I mostly know basic level of programmming (such as playing around with textboxes and such) and for my next project, I need to be able to call an executable file (the On Screen Keyboard to be exact) as my program first loads.
I am working to a VB.NET windows forms projet in .NET 1.1. And I have this type of architecture, very simplified.[code]...
Depending of the type of test I am doing I create an instance of a specific test derived from BaseTestLogic. But I found that after hundreds of object creations I can have StackOverflow exception.
I checked my code and saw that I forgot to remove the handler to Timer Tick. The question is, where and when is it correct to remove hadler?
Do I need to implement the IDisposable interface in the base class and RemoveHandler in Dispose?
I was wondering if someone could tell me the best way to call a Visual Basic program from Java. I have a few VB applications that I want to run from a Java application that I'm building.
I have an existing program, and it uses DLL files to do things I wish to implement a DLL in VB.NET the DLL's are not COM, they are standard call the method or function type DLL's
How would I implement the following in a VB.NET DLL extern "C" void __Export_TYPE HelloWorld(char *path)
I want to create a vb.net program to install a .exe package which requires selection. A user must choose a group name from the list . The list should have id number i.e. 1 to 100. Instead of copying the value name it should take the id number and insert into the below line in the Groupid part.[code...]
i have created the form and the listbox .I have played with Processstart to call that SSetup but i can't get it to work.
I build two programs, 1 - bootstrap and 1 - mainprogram
now, mainprogram has 2 constructors, the default and the one which i defined and it accepts an integer the default constructor checks the variable named iscalled a type of integer to have a value of 1 or zero, if its zero then it should shows a message saying "Improper initialization" then exits..
What I mean here is, mainprogram should only run if its called by the bootstrap program.
I am struggling with this program which uses emgucv(an opencv wrapper for .net) for about 2 weeks. The problem is unfortunately not programming, but setting up emgucv in such a way that it works. I didn't manage to do so for vb.net so I tried doing it for ironpython(because I know python too). Emgucv seems to work perfectly when using ironpython, so I created a function that takes an image as an argument and analyses it in the way I want, returning another image with the results in it. The problem is I want to call this function, giving it the image argument(it could be a string containing the path) from within VB.net and become another string containing the result image as return. I later plan to package that project in a setup so I can redistribute it.
I'm looking for a more elegant way to work around a problem I have
Code: Private Sub MnuCheckForUpdates_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MnuCheckForUpdates.Click Dim startInfo As New ProcessStartInfo(mStartUpPath & "" & "Updater.exe") Process.Start(startInfo) End Sub
As you can see I�m calling my updater program, but I want some code to run only after the Updater has closed.My work around was to:
A - Initially load the updater. B � Start a time C � Check if the updater is still running. D � If its not call the routine in the timer event.
But this is not elegant is there another way around this, I can call events in the updater but I don�t think I can join them in someway to ProcessStartInfo Class .