I need a function which can determine the target website of a *.url file.
Currently I develop a web browser. When you drag a file onto the exe in Windows 7 or pass a URL as a parameter to it, it will open that file/website (at least attempt to). I will fix this code and make it only open files that has HTM, HTML, LNK or URL file types, maybe also some picture files and similar as well. Here is the code I currently use to detect the command line parameter:
Private Sub Form1_Load(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
If Command() = "" Then
i want make a program like a login tool game..in login tool program..i put a button and WebBrowser page..then i want make a my button and WebBrowser read link or target in ini file or inf file...how to make it?
In my program I allow the user to copy a file from one folder to another. If the file already exists in the target folder I want it to be overwritten.
All that works just fine - I'm not asking how to copy files.
But here's an example
Source file is:-
\SomeMachinesomeFolderfile.xyz
Target is:-
P:file.xyz
This might at first look like two separate files but in this case P: is mapped to \SomeMachinesomeFolder so the source and the target are actually the same file and the file copy will obviously fail.
Of course I want it to fail but my problem is that the windows generic error message seen by the user is not very helpful. It says something simple like "... can't be copied because it's busy". If the user isn't very bright he doesn't realize he's selected the same file both as source and target and he doesn't understand why it's busy.
What I want to do is detect in advance that the source and the target are the same file and display a more meaningful message to the user and not even bother trying to copy.
I have A program which contains a combo box that has a value which is a link to a local file. I want the user to be able to open this file when they click a button.
Previously I have done this in VBA using Application.FollowHyperlink Me.txtAuth. Is there a way to do this in VB.NET?
The target file is a .TIF I've read a bit on using a file browser to complete this but I want it to open the file selected on the form.
I am on the last stage of my web automation form for my business and now all it wants me to do is click "Run, Save or cancel" in the normal IE download file popup. The first problem is if i click save (the option i want to do) the form crashes. The error i get is: Attempted to read or write protected memory. This is often an indication that other memory is corrupt.
I'm using the x86 target CPU setting (and .NET 2.0 as target framework if that's important) for all of my projects and components. This worked without any problems with Visual Studio 2008. My developer PC uses a x64 version of Windows 7.But now I have a new project in Visual Studio 2010 where both, the main project as well as the user control component is set to x86 target CPU, but I still get following error when I try to run my main project with the user control placed on the form:
"Could not load file or assembly 'XXX' or one of its dependencies. An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format."
This is the normal message e. g. if the main project has a target CPU of "Any CPU" and the component only "x86", but in Visual Studio 2008 it worked fine if I set both to "x86". Why this is not working in Visual Studio 2010 anymore or what I need to change that it works again?
I just installed Visual Basic Express 2010. I am doing a project at the moment for college. The project is running fine on the computers at college. But when I try to run it on my home PC I get this error message.QuoteWarning1: Possible problem detected while building assembly 'StockSYS': Referenced assembly 'Oracle.DataAccess.dll' targets a different processor..I have Googled it but when I go to the advanced compiler settings, there is no option to change the target CPU, just an option to change the target framework. I know that this has something to do with trying to run it on a 64-Bit OS. I just don't know how to change the target CPU.
My VB.NET 2010 app currently targets .NET 3. I have to update it to target .NET 4 to get around some Locale / CultureInfo issues. What's the difference between .NET 4 Client Profile and the other .NET 4s I have on my machine: Extended and Multi-Targeting Pack? Which flavour of .NET 4 should I target? I want to target the flavour that the average user running Microsoft Office (Excel/Word/Outlook) out in the wild is most likely to already have. Why (on my machine) is there only a regasm.exe for v2.0.50727 and v4.0.30319? Why not a separate version for the other versions installed on my machine? (3, 3.5)
I am currently trying to read the target line of a shortcut file, if you were to right click and view properties of a shortcut, you can see the target line which holds the path of the file for execution. I problem is the target lines have attributes/properties at the end of the target line. The code i have atm reads everything except the most crucial part, the data after the .exe.. For example
Say i have a shortcut file whose target line(if you view properties of the file) is as such:
My current program reads in this part of the target line..
\adminappsVbNetSQLScriptRunner.exe
But i need the last part, its the whole point of the program...why it stops reading when it hits the .exe or how to make it continue till end of the target line. I eventually store each target line returned into an array which ill export to excel later on.The code used to retrieve the target line is below.
Public Function GetTarget(ByVal dt As System.Data.DataTable) Dim path(dt.Rows.Count - 1) Dim wshLink, strPath, wshShell Dim rc As Integer = 0
I recently wrote a quick VB.NET app that injects a DLL into a running process. To test it I was creating my own vb.net Class Library project which simply spawns a "Hello World" message box in hopes of it showing up in the target process once I injected my HelloWorld.DLL.My problem is that the message box never shows up after I inject the HelloWorld.DLL. I'm pretty sure the reason for this is because once my HelloWorld.DLL is injected (since it's a VB.NET DLL) it does not have a DllMain and hence has no idea what to execute and nothing happens.
i am making a program on visual basic 2010 and part of my objective is to calculate the tax, i am trying to calculate the TAX so this is part of my code and this is the only part which gives me errors:[code]
1. Constant cannot be target of an assignment
2. value of type 'string' cannot be converted to 'System.windows.forms.Lebel'.
How would I be ables to copy the content of a directory to multiple target simultaneously, like writing on 4 usb keys at the same time. Is that even possible?
I tried divide the task with threads. I tried to create a thread with:
dim t as thread t = My.Computer.FileSystem.Copydirectory(source, destination) t.start()
but the code doesn't work, "my.computer.filesystem...." won't work.
When i try to build and play my project there is an error:Microsoft Visual Studio cannot start debugging because the debug target "....LCCGDuelArenaVBNETCompatible.exe" is misssing
Problem: A 2 year old solution made in VS2010 with vb .net 2.0. We are going to convert it on 4.0. So, the question is how? On a C# solution is quite simple since there is the compile tab where you can change the target framework, but here on vb net i can't find it.
Here it is what i see on project properties[URL]..
I was wondering, how do I target a program with an application, E.G.
A Program is running in the background and I want my program to hit spacebar (I got that much) but I don't want to have the program in the foreground for my program to work.
I need to target the X86 platorm to use quartz.dll and directshow filters in the syswow64 folder of my XP X64 system. If I start a project in VB5 and then upgrade to VB Express, I get "Configuration:" and "Platform: drop down list boxes. If I start a project in VB Express, I don't get these boxes. How can I get to choose platforms in VB Express?
I have a ListView called "orderReceiptTable" which I am able to properly access from the Code Behind. Within it is a literal called "orgName" which I obviously would like to populate with an organization's name. After much searching it was determined that FindControl was the right course of action. Perhaps I am using FindControl improperly but I am unable to actually have it "find" my Literal control. The code block is being called in the Page Load.
My code looks as such: Dim orgNameString As String = getOrganizationName.getOrgName(organizationID).ToString() Dim myOrgName As Literal = FindControl("orgName") myOrgName = CType(orderReceiptTable.FindControl("orgName"), Literal) If Not (myOrgName Is Nothing) Then [Code] .....
when I go to the advanced compile options the dropdown box (and label with info) to change the target cpu missing.Do I need to change a setting, or is there an other way to change the target cpu?
How can I find if a given file is a symbolic link? And once I know that it is, how can I get the target its pointing to? I'm using VB.NET in Visual Studio 2010.
Is there any way (via code or otherwise) that you can tell what version of the .NET framework a particular EXE or DLL is targetting? I know the long way round would be to try and run it on a machine with just .NET 1.1 on, then if that doesnt work try it on a machine with 2.0 on, etc etc
I am using VB.Net 2008 Express.I am trying to move a button on a form, the button status is unlocked. The code that I want to use is:
Me.btnEnter.Location.Y = 474
However, I get the error message, "Expression is a value and therefore cannot be the target of an assignment" If I now code as follows, I get the error message, "Property access must assign to the property or use its value"
Me.btnEnter.Location.Y
The errors appear contradictory. Just to check, I wrote the following
X = Me.btnEnter.Location.Y
And when run I received the correct answer of 535.What is happening? What am I missing?
I'm working on an application that contains a "BackgroundWorker", the "BackgroundWorker" worked fine but after I started to change some stuff it gives me an error ("Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.")... I used a breakpoint to see where it happens, the exception gets thrown at the "End Sub" line of the BackgroundWorker.I then deleted all the code inside of it and ran it again.I still get the error.
What is the meaning of this error message? "Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation"
Instead of words, here is my code's logic : while loop run BGworker01 run BGworker02 ... run BGworker09 application.doEvents thread.sleep(10) end while
All the bgWorkers do the same thing (sending some data, only to different locations). When I run this loop with only 1 Background-Worker, it's all fine, but when I add the other bgWorkers i get the mentioned error at the "application.doEvents" part of the loop. I think it also points to another place (highlighted in green) inside one of the bgworker's code : Dim FileStreamToSend As FileStream = New FileStream(fileToSend, FileMode.Open) I thought it might be a problem that all bgWorkers are trying to read from the same file together, but when I tried using different file for each bgWorker, the problem persisted.
I know this is a relatively common error but I am working in an application that allows custom reports to be written using vb.net or C# for scripting. Error handling is very poor and I am not knowledgable enough to add my own (if it is even possible).
My code simply retrieves a value that is stored in a textbox on the report formatted as LastName, FirstName and truncates all characters after the comma. This value LastName is placed in a new textbox on the report. Here is my code:
Sub Detail1_Format Dim lastNameFirstName As String = "" Dim lastName As String = ""
[Code]....
The error happens when I use lastNameCommaIndex to set the number of characters in my substring. If I replace it with a number the report is published properly.
In Visual Studio i can select the target .net framework version, which for example defaults to 3.5. Now when i build my application with this setting, i guess it wont work on computers with .net framework 3.5 not installed, right?But lets say i choose .net framework 2.0 as target .net framework. Will my application work on computers that have .net 3.0 or .net 3.5 framework installed, but not 2.0?In other words: Is the .net framwork always backward-compatible?
when any link is clicked, the page corresponding to that hyperlink should open within a specified area on the same page, that is the "div content" yes i can use iframe but can i make a div target of the hyperlink?
