Forms :: Tab Control Inheritance - Dynamically Add Tabs Depending On The Output From A Database
Jul 18, 2007
I've got a tab control and want to dynamically add tabs depending on the output from a database. I can easily add a new tab, however I want to inherit the controls and layout from the initial tab.
I use VB. NET 2008. I'm starting to work with the Tab Control and command will want to know about techniques such as adding tabs at runtime using this control.
To illustrate what I'm saying, just take one checked on your browser or in the VB (Start Page, when we add other forms to our project).
Using vb.net 2008 Forms. I have a groupbox consisting of several textbox's and a push button. I put this groupbox in a control collection in order to validate each texbox when the push button is clicked.
The code to do this is as follows: Private Sub bn_updateadditem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles bn_updateadditem.Click Dim InvalidInput As Boolean = False Controls.AddRange(New System.Windows.Forms.Control() {Me.GroupBox1}) Dim ctrl As Control For Each ctrl In Controls [Code] .....
This worked great. However when I moved this groupbox with all its controls onto a tab, the groupbox contents disappeared from the form after the control collection is created and contents validated (per above code).
I was wondering if there was a solution to replacing the tab control's tabs with custom tabs made in Photoshop. I know there are plenty of super expensive programs that can do it, but I was wondering if there was a way to do it programmatically. I was thinking that maybe it could linked in some way with a .DLL?
I'm trying to do a calculation where-in the output is different depending on what the input is. [code] I have these repeated using >=50 >=60 etc. but when I go to run the program I get this: [code] basically I need to know how to create a cut off point for the grading system. <= doesnt seem to work.
i m trying to load the tabs dynamically.(Using AjaxToolKit). Firstly, when i hit button1 on pageload, it loads tab1() (works good) and when i hit button2, itloads up tab2() All these tabs are ascx pages. In tab1 i m loading WebUserControl.ascx. it works okay.
Issues:
1) When you runthe code, first click on button2, it doesn't load tab2 dynamicaly but it does when u hit button1 for the first time.
2) Repetitive clicking on button1 or button2 should load the same tabs next to eachother again and again but it doesn't
3) Thirdly, the main issue is that I m tryin to load another .ascx on loadtab2() which should have webparts in it. I should be able to load an another custom usercontrol into these web parts dynamically. But i m not able to do so.
I want to choose a value dynamically from comboBox depending of the values selected previously in two comboBoxes.the code that loads the comboBoxes:
Private Sub LightClassComboBox_DropDown(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles AreaClasificationComboBox.DropDown TrafficDensityComboBox.DropDown,.....
[code]....
The problem is that in the last Sub in the If sentence gives an error of: Null Reference Exception, because the compiler thinks that in that event the data are not loaded, although the data are loaded when loadcomboBoxes sub is executed.
To set the scene, I have implemented a drag and drop rearrange in a FlowLayoutPanel (thanks to a few good Tutorials) which worked absolutely fine until the client decided that he needed many Panels each contained in the Tabs of a Tab Control.Ironically the FlowLayoutPanel rearrange still works if the panel is not in the Tab Page. However the moment it is it stops functioning completely.In all honesty its probably a simple issue that I'm missing but I can't seem to find an answer. I'm certain that the issue is in the following block of code, most probably in the following place:If controlcoll(i).Bounds.Contains(mouse.X - flow.Left, mouse.Y - flow.Top) Then Either that or in a property of either of the controls. [code] The Panels, Tabs and Buttons (which are what need to be rearranged) are all dynamically generated.
I tried it and get an error but maybe I'm tring the wrong way. Can a usercontrol inherate an application defined class ie.. could you inheritance a classic rect class into a user control to add the hight and width properties to the control without having to do all the coding all over again? Currently I just declair a private instance of the class within the control and then encapsalate. It would be nice if I could just inherit all the functionality of my classes into controls designed to implament the classes.
I am developing a windows based application in VS2005. I want all my form to be inherits from one of my class e.g.ParentClass but indeed the windows forms already inherits windows.forms.form class. what I have tried is that, I inherit "windows.forms.form" in "ParentClass" and all forms inherits my "ParentClass". But in this case when I view the design of the form IDE gives error.
Several years ago, I created a nifty data entry form that is called from a main menu. Due to recent user requirements, I had to create another form that is very similar to the data entry form. To prevent duplicate coding and testing, I created a class to inherit the existing data entry form. The issue is when I leave the class and return to a sub menu, the class is opening the main menu and the sub menu. How do I only return to the sub menu without the main menu appearing? Here is a snippet of my code. You'll have to scroll down to the very bottom to see the section that is causing issues. BTW, I coded the application in such a way that only one form should be open at a time.
frmMenu (main menu). This is nothing more than a bunch of buttons that allows the user to perform various functions.If user clicks button #1, open the data entry form:
Dim objFrm As New frmDataEntry bolOkToCloseForm = True Me.Close() '--- close the menu screen
i would like to create a custom base class for some of my UserControls. Doing this in VS2008 is fine and compiles as expected, but when i edit the control in Blend 3 the base class in the blabla.g.vb is always changed back to System.Windows.Controls.UserControl.
I'm developing a VB app, part of which has a 'diary page' metaphor. The page is a panel and I want to put be able to put several different kinds of events on the panel. I've used a User Control for the first type, which works well, and it occurs to me that this and the other events have many properties and methods in common.
So I am wondering if it is possible or desirable to create a 'base' user control with the common properties and methods and have the other events inherit from that? (I am using the word event in the sense of a meeting or workshop rather than a Windows event).
I know one can do Visual Inheritance from a form and I've made a first attempt at applying the same process to my User Control, but when I open the 'inherited' control in the designer, all the properties are disabled and child controls are locked, even though the access modifier is 'Protected'. But I am still feeling my way with inheritance and I'm probably doing something dumb ...
Another approach would be to use MDI, but that feels a bit 'heavyweight' for this app ....
Am migrating VB6 to VB.Net and am stuck once again. We use App.HelpFile in vb6 to set Path and Filename of current help file.Current help File can change depending on which form is displayed.How do we assign help files in VB.net?
I've just finished creating a basic login system which enables you to create an account and select either a "Student" or "Teacher" account.
Once the account is created it's stored in an Access 2007 database. The field the account type gets stored in is called AccountType. When users log in with their unique username and password I want the program to take them to a different form depending on whether they have a student or teacher account.
Since there doesn't appear to be a built-in ability to change the visibility of an individual tab page within a tab control, is there a generally accepted work around to do so?
I have 50 checkboxes that I need to write onto an aspx page. Each checkbox comes with 3 textboxes.[code]...
Now this shall go for all 50 states, depending on which states the person wishes to donate. In each state's row shall be a checkbox. So initially the page shall have value 0.00 in donation and new donation checkboxes, but all 50 states shall be visible. When the person puts a value of donation in certain state, that state shall get "checked" value and the donation, after submitting. On reloading, the value shall be populated automatically and checkbox checked automatically.
In my application i will use a customized datagridview for all the application, so instead of adding the normal datagridview and changing the properties, i created an user control and changed the inherited to datagridview... This have a problem i can't use the drag and drop...
I have added two checkbox controls chkBox1 and chkBox2. What I want to do is that when both the chkbox are same meaning checked or unchecked the label should be On and if both are not same label should be Off.
What is the appropriate declaration such as "ValueChanged" or "Click" for a NumericUpDown that will execute the code when I press enter. I already know that setting the "AcceptButton" property of the main form to a default button will not work, especially if I want a different button to be selected depending on which control I give focus. How do I accomplish this?
PS: Is the syntax any different from Visual Basic 2010 Express than it is on Visual Studio 2012 RC (running in Visual Basic Mode)?
I have a tab Control with three Tabs.How do I specify that the three tabs Labels should all be equal size and each occupy 1/3 of the total tab width.In a previous product I used in VB6 there was a "Tabs Per Page" property that would do what I want.
Starting to design an application and wondering if its ok to have only one form as the application which could hold up to 15 gridviews separated in tabs etc. with a navbar as navigation on the left. Is this too much or ok? Is it better to have one gridview per form? What is the norm?
i am building a tab control (using VS 2010 and 4.0 framework). on Tab 0, this works as expected:
Me.ddUE_B1.SelectedValue = Me.B1.Text <-- changes the combo box selection to what is in the label.
on the other tabs this does not work. when I do a messagebox to show, say, Me.Ea1.Text on Tab 1, nothing is returned.
Is there an issue with referencing controls on tabs that I am missing? In general, I will need to set combo box's value to what is in the database when the form loads.
I'm just having a small problem with tabpages. I have a program that have multiple forms (on startup they are all created and hidden, except for the one being viewed by the user). When the user open one particular form, I has a tab control with two pages. I also have a toolbar. when the user click a menu option, I call a method that assigns all my controls to a variable (to be used in an insert statement later).
Here's an example of that Sub: Public Sub SetValues() 'page 1 DateCreated = Date.Now DateEdited = Date.Now DateCompleted = Me.DateTimePicker2.Text [Code] .....
The problem is, the controls on the second page cant be "seen" (this is confirmed by placing a msgbox in the above sub, which comes up blank) until the user open the second tab, at least just once. Then its ok. I know I can just run a small method to quickly open all tabs, but is there a reason this is happening, and a better way to do this?
I'd like to give a homework assignment to a person learning VB.NET. I'd like it to use basic inheritance and a variety of data structures including queues, lists, arrays, or stacks in a windows forms application. I was thinking of a pizza-ordering application. This would allow them to utilize some basic inheritance and practice using .NET UI elements.