Private Sub LabelClick(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Label14.Click, Label15.Click, Label16.Click, Label17.Click
If sender.backcolor = Color.LightGray Then
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But there are ALOT of labels (about more than 300) and typing them out (or selecting them in the menu) consumes alot of time. Is there anyway to put the rest of them? I have about 8 groupboxes with these labels that need to be changed (there is another one that doesnt need this) so they are labels inside of groupboxes.
I have a label showing Employee ID, First Name and Last.I was wondering how can I change the Employee ID to a forecolor maroon.
Private Sub frmMain_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load 'TODO: This line of code loads data into the 'BdSyngentaDataSet.Training' table. You can move, or remove it, as needed. Me.TrainingTableAdapter.Fill(Me.BdSyngentaDataSet.Training)
I wanted to make a flow chart with more than 50 labels (see this link for just a small portion of the flow chart [URL]). I looked all around but couldn't find one in VB 2008 with the same problem. but anyway, my questions are:
1. Is there a way to set the color of all the labels instead of just one by one say: Label1.BackColor = Color.FromKnownColor(KnownColor.Control) Label2.BackColor = Color.FromKnownColor(KnownColor.Control) Label3.BackColor = Color.FromKnownColor(KnownColor.Control) ... ... ... There should be a way to loop through them
2. Is there a way for search through the Labels and find for example Label14? or a label with tagindex of 14? I rather be able to find label 14 but the tag also works.
3. Is there a better way to represent flow charts and stuffs like that in VB 2008?
I had the following code in my table,I would like to make alternate color in each row of my table,how can I do it??
Code: Private Sub TableDetails(ByVal MydinProdNbr As String, ByVal OldStockCode As String, ByVal SupplierPrdNbr As String, ByVal Description As String, ByVal Packing As String, ByVal ListPrice As String, ByVal Disc1 As String, ByVal Disc2 As String, ByVal Disc3 As String, ByVal TotalOrderQty As String, ByVal DeliveredQty As String, ByVal SelectedQty As String, ByVal FOCQty As String, ByVal DiscountAmt As String, ByVal NetUnitPrice As String, ByVal Amount As String)[code]......
Im trying to allow the user to drag the text back and forth from labels. The code I have below seems to just show the little circle with a slash through it, and I cant drag or drop the text?
Private Sub Label_MouseDown(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.MouseEventArgs) Handles Label1.MouseDown, Label2.MouseDown, Label3.MouseDown Dim lbl As Label = DirectCast(sender, Label)
I am trying to make a class which will take receive a form and then change the labels on said form.
this is the class Public Class ScanClass Public Shared Sub UpdateScanHistory(ByVal frm1 As Form) frm1.lblLastScan5.Text = frm1.lblLastScan4.Text frm1.lblLastScan4.Text = frm1.lblLastScan3.Text
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this does not work as i would expect tho. I was hoping that if several forms had the same label names, then I can just update them all through the class by just passing the form. is there anyway to achieve what I'm trying to do.
on this site it has the word Online and when its not online it says offline is there a way for me to have a label1.text show when it says online or offline
I have a open and file save dialog which I use to open and save file. There are also some labels in the application. During the time a file is open or saved, the file open /save dialog becomes blurred by the background labels. Is there any way to prevent this? The attached pic is given as an example to explain the dilemma.
I'm making a project that judges contestants. I have 3 labels at the bottom of my form that will keep a running total of the top 3 contestants, and change as the contestants score higher or lower. I'm not sure if I should use a loop or if statement, or where to begin at all.[code]
As a brief summary, I have an issue writing a program. A part of the program has a While loop that is supposed to change some labels to random numbers every iteration of the loop. But, instead of all that, the labels just turn blank until the end of the loop is achieved, and only then is the random number written.
While (o < 3000) r1 = Rnd() str1 = CStr(r1) Label1.Text = str1 o = o + 1 End While
I am creating a dice game that you try and obtain a straight with.This is my equation for the random roll.
Private Function CreateRnd() As Integer Randomize() CreateRnd = CInt(Int(Rnd(1) * 6) + 1) End Function
This is what I am trying to do
Private Sub RollBtn_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles RollBtn.Click 'checkboxes Dice1.Enabled = True Dice2.Enabled = True
I have made a program wherein you the labels are dynamically created with a press of a button. if you press on the label, the label would then change color from white to blue. my problem is that how will you make the backcolor of the label change when the button3 is pressed.
here are the codes. placed the whole thing since I dunno if you guys would understand what I mean.
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PS here is the link to what my program looks like. link to my program . the button3 in the image is Reserve Seat.
My problem is that I'm trying to parse a String to a System.Drawing.Color. Im trying to set up a simple notepad, here's part of my code:
Private Sub ToolStripMenuItem6_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Colorfuente2.Click Try Dim cdlg As New ColorDialog[code].....
I have made a program that has alot of labels which i'm using as click events. Is there any way to program the labels to change to a different color when the mouse arrow hovers on top of it it?
I would like to ask, it its possible to apply opacity to the back color of groupbox?In my form i have an image background, and groupbox that has label. if I'm going to make the back color of Groupbox to Transparent, the label inside the Groupbox is not readable
I am developing a small windows application(vb.net) in vs2005.I will have a grid view that will keep on refreshing for every 5 seconds.For that grid, I want to set a background image which I can do.But my problem is, while refreshing the grid image also get refreshed which make the form unpleasant to view. So, I try to make the grid backcolor as transparent so that I can utilize the form background image which will solve my problem. But I got the error message that, we can not set the grid back color to transparent. Is there any way to achieve this.
In design mode - how do I change the default back color of buttons? I am using a white font and can not see the writing with the back color. The backcolor is transparent so in runtime it is fine (back color goes to blue and white shows).
im searching on how to change labels text color inside the code depending on my needs , for example my label's text is set to = "hello world" , can i change hello's world color to x and world's color to y?
How could I can change de back color of multiple buttons (2700 aprox) depending on the results of my SQL Query i know how to doit one by one i just want to doit in another way
I need your help of a problem that is frustrating me I have a list view box and I want to change to full row select back colour I have already achieved this for list box but the settings are different this is what I am wanting to do for list view any help will be gratefully taken on board
i have form1 in vs2008, i would like to have a button where users can click it and the colorpicker pops up, like in photoshop or MSword where you select the text then pick the color.
if this it to complicated than i can have 4 radiobuttons that each one is accosiated wiht a color, is theree a way to make the radiobutton diferent color than white( NOT THE BACKGROUND COLOR)the circle inside.
I have 100s of Input Controls on my form (TextBox, ComboBox), now what i want is When the control receives Focus I want it's Back Color set to some color say 'Lemon Yellow' to highlight the control & when it leaves focus set it to it's original.