I have been all over visual basic websites but I cannot find How to empty Recycle bin. I just want a simple button on my Form to "Empty Recycle Bin" and if possible to open Recycle Bin as well with a button.
I'm making a cleaning program and one of the things it does is cleans the recycle bin. How do I do it for Xp, Vista, and 7? I'm on Visual Basic 2010. Also, how do I make it so that it automatically finds the username and uses it when the program deletes a folder. Right now I have it so that you need to enter your username in a textbox and then it uses that for the directories. I know it's something with SystemInformation.UserName.
I try to compile a project with msbuild.exe I have this error :
vbc : error BC30136: Error creating Win32 resources: Error reading icon '"Recycle Bin Empty.ico"' -- The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect.
This icon is the Application icon which is in the same directory of the project.vbc is started with /win32icon:"Recycle Bin Empty.ico" parameter.Don't know why MSBuild can't reach the file.
i would like to call a function that Closes the recycle bin window. This is the code that opens the recycle bin, however i can't find the code that closes it :
I am writing a clean up program to use in my computer repair business. I have been searching this site as well as Google to find an answer for how to get the size of the recycle bin. I would also like to be able to empty the recycle bin as well. I have not programmed in visual basic since VB6 so I am relearning the language.
May I know how to write a code that can delete a particular file in the recycle bin?I found this codeIf System.IO.Directory.exists(PATH) then _System.io.directory.delete(PATH, true)but the deleted files in the recycle bin don't have a path, do they?
I have an SqlDataSource object, linked to a GridView, which receives data from a database when executed.I'd like to add the values of the "Cost" column, to get the "TotalCost", and place it in a TextBox or Label on top of the GridView.Is it possible to just use (recycle) the data in the SqlDataSource object, instead of using another SqlDataSource object to just get the TotalCost"?
So far I can access the Recycle Bin to empty it with this:
#Region "Empty Recycle Bin (SUB)" Private Declare Function SHEmptyRecycleBin Lib "shell32.dll" Alias "SHEmptyRecycleBinA" (ByVal hWnd As Int32, ByVal pszRootPath As String, ByVal dwFlags As Int32) As Int32
I am writing a program to manage some of my files. I already know when I want to send a file to the recycle bin, so I don't need the system to prompt me each time. How do I tell it to back Off, and just do it?
Here is my Sub RecycleBinFile(ByVal strFilename As String) My.Computer.FileSystem.DeleteFile(strFilename, FileIO.UIOption.AllDialogs, FileIO.RecycleOption.SendToRecycleBin, FileIO.UICancelOption.DoNothing) End Sub
Some of my research has pointed me to FileIO.UIOption.AllDialogs.
How do you move multiple files to the recycle bin all at once? I want the recycle dialog box to show that says "Are you sure you want to send X items to the Recycle Bin" I have tried the API functions with SHFileOperation and have tried the My.Computer.FileSystem.DeleteFile but i can only delete one file at a time. I do not want to delete an entire directory but rather just a selection of files that i specify just like what can happen in windows explorer.
Getting paths of files in recycle bin ... but after that introduction of code apear a error. So lets get into place.Before introduce the code, to run an aplication a simple write Shell(path)... now with the import of Shell32 (reference of Microsoft shell controls and automization - Type COM) the shell command doesn't work.what do i have to change so i can execute a file again?TcoUpLoad (work with Vb6 and VbNet)
i am currently using this code to delete folder files.
For Each itm As String In ListBox1.Items Try My.Computer.FileSystem.DeleteFile _
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what i am having problems with is that if a file is in use, i get a msgbox prompt.. i do not mind it not deleting the file. how can i bypass that msbox to not show??-.trujade.-
Is there a way in vb.net to undelete a file (deleted from Recycle Bin) or should i turn to unmanaged code? Write your code as efficient as you can to reduce CPU load, to consume less energy and protect our planet from global warming.
Where can I get the paths for "My Network Places" and "Recycle Bin"?nvironment.SpecialFolder contains the following entries but not "My Network Places" and "Recycle Bin":
Where can I get the paths for "My Network Places" and "Recycle Bin"? Environment.SpecialFolder contains the following entries but not "My Network Places" and "Recycle Bin":
I have a DataGridView that has some columns with dates. It binds to an in-memory Datatable which gets loaded from an string array of data passed back from the backend Some of the rows returned have nulls for the date columns. Solution 1: If I define the Date column in the DataTable as "string" I can easily convert those nulls to empty strings and display it in the grid as empty strings (desired results). However, if the user clicks on the date column header to sort by date, it doesn't order the rows as you want. You get a purely string sort order. Not acceptable
This must've have been asked before but I couldn't locate it. In a mixed code project (VB and C#) we were debugging some old Visual Basic code where a statement as follows could be found:
If Request.Params("xxx") <> "" Then 'do something
I considered this a bug as Request.Params could be null, in which case the statement would've become false which wasn't the idea. So I thought. I just found out, -- probably for the tenth time and I will keep forgetting -- that the following two statements are not equal, while Nothing in VB should be equal to null in C# (thought I):
if(String.Empty == null) // always false If String.Empty = Nothing Then ' always true
Should I dismiss this as a typical Microsoft backward compatibility effort, or should I consider this a huge error in the VB.NET compiler? Does anybody know the Microsoftean opinion on this oddity?
I've got some old code of mine that I'm going back to and updating a little bit. On one part of it I need to check if there are any items in the recycle bin or not.
This is the code I was using to accomplish this:
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Private Declare Function SHQueryRecycleBin Lib "shell32.dll" Alias "SHQueryRecycleBinA" (ByVal pszRootPath As String, ByRef pSHQueryRBInfo As SHQUERYRBINFO) As Long Private Structure ULARGE_INTEGER
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The msgbox and end is just in there for debugging purposes. This always returns all 0s, even when I know that there is something in the recycle bin.
I'm building a data entry interface and have successfully bound the columns that have reference tables for their data using DropDownList so the user selects from the pre-configured values.
My problem now is that I don't want the first value to be selected by default, I need to force the user to select a value from the list to avoid errors where they didn't pick that field and by default a value was assigned.
Is there a more elegant way of doing this than to add code to include an empty value at the top of the list after I get it from the database and before i pass it to the SelectList constructor in my controller class?
I was wondering what is the best way to make sure a date is 'empty' so that, if it hasn't been set by the user, that situation is testable.
I've checked and found one way of approaching the issue:
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Is the second one more of a stop-gap measure? Is the first way the sanctioned way (which hopefully doesn't entail a lot of complication with testing/setting the values of the date)?