I have a few tabs in my form. On each tab the user has to enter some information like selecting a time. If the user exits the form but the first time is bigger than the second one, then I want it to display a message and stay on the first tab. The code I currently have is this:[code]Perhaps it's the deceleration that I may need to change from Leave to something else.
I'm trying to dynamically add results to this display and I simply want to put a break tag after a label to start putting information on the next line. For some reason, Using a literal isn't working for me. Is there a better way to do this or should I just use tables?
Dim break As LiteralControl break = New LiteralControl("<br />") divListenerInfo.Controls.Add(break)
That's part of the code that I'm attempting to use.
Let me clarify what I said:
It's not working as in the line break isn't showing up on the webpage. It's compiling fine and there is nothing wrong with the code. It just doesn't show up in the html for some odd reason.
Below is the code I am using to attempt to schedule notepad to edit a file. It gives me a system exception saying it cannot find the file I passed it (CityNames.txt). If I take the file name out, notepad comes up ready to go. What am I doing wrong and is there a better way to do this? I am using VS 2005 VB.Net
Private Sub tbMisconfig_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles tbMisconfig.Click Dim SelectedTabName As String = tbMisconfig.SelectedTab.Name
Have actually managed to create a UserControl complete with buttons, windows media player ... Right-Clicking in the toolbox I browsed to the dll and that brought the control into the toolbox successfully as VideoSourceControl.I can drag/drop this control onto the form and it is fine, buttons etc looking good. Now I want to create it programmatically - I actually want to refer to an array of them.On the form load I have
Public mySources() as SourceVideoControl and I get an error saying that 'SourceVideoControl is not defined'The dll that I loaded was called VideoMixerControl.dll?
Is there a way to programmatically change a tool tip once it has been set in the IDE properties or in other words, at run time? I want to change the tool tip data for each customer that is selected in a combo box.
I have a Tray icon in my application. I am showing the balloon tip for 20 seconds, when I am loading something in the background. But, if the background load gets completed early, say in 10 seconds, I would like to hide the balloon tip. Currently the only way to hide the balloon tip is to click the close icon in the balloon tip.
I am using visual studio 2008 coding asp.net.vb..I have 20 images on my site, the image holders being named picbox1 picbox2 picbox3 picbox20.I want to be able to address each picbox programmatically; pseudo code would look something like this [code]
I have a form and a database. Each time when the user add in new product to the database, I want to create a new button with the new product name on it and an onclick event added automatically to the new button. And how do i align the button properly one after another in the form ?
My Application is built to a scan MS Access database in VB.NET.When the Access application is distributed to end users, they may have different versions of COM components. Is it possible to Add/Remove references programmatically to resolve broken references due to differing versions
I'm looking for adding a control on top of others controls during runtime.
I read that the only way of playing with the Z-Order of controls is by playing with the order of the controls inside the Form.Controls Collection. I find this solution very weird and weak and I'm looking for an alternative.
Does anyone has an idea? I just want to make some kind of modal dialog that'll show below another user control to notice the user that the user control is currently doing something.
Edit: I tried using Control.BringToFront() but it doesn't work at all.
I want to write a utility to register and unregister dll's. So far I have not been successful in checking if a DLL is registered. Can anyone give me any pointers or sample code in vb or c#?
I am trying to figure out how to programmatically clear the Immediate Window. My plan is to add the code to a macro that will run everytime the debugger starts so I can start with an empty Immediate window.I used SendKeys to do this in VB6 but it doesn't work in DotNet 2005.It throws up a messagebox saying that "SendKeys cannot run inside this application because it is not handling windows messages. Either change the application to handle windows messages, or use the SendKeys.SendWait method".
I have to create an auto installer, which create database at installation time, i created sql database script file and add in vb project. Now i want to read and execute this script file
How can I create an icalendar file with minimum data, I try to make it as the following but somethings wrong, when I try to import to my Google calendar, it says Events successfully imported but I cant see those event on my calendar