I have created a game and I want to add a timer to update a ProgressBar after 30 seconds. I have tried multiple ways t get that timer (Timer1) to work. here's the basic code I used: 'for some reason this code does not work,even though everything is defined. [Code]
I have a timer in vb.net and it's interval is 1000ms ,. i have placed in it's timer_tick event a code that will print screen the screen and save it to a database.The problem is when i click outside of the form, or loosing the focus of the mouse to the form containing that timer/printscreen, the timer stops. As a result the printscreen also stops.here are it's properties:
generate member = true interval = 1000 modifiers = friend
I want to make an application for game zone where a user logs in using user name and password once the user login timer is set to start and as he logs out the timer is stooped.
I am writing an application that has 10 form. I would like to be able to use a timer control to display one form for 2 seconds and then display another form until the 10 forms are all displayed then loop again. I have been trying to get this to work but I failed.
I have a timer that I've established that I have set to run at a 20ms interval.Within that timer code, I have some code that is performing a visual display, moving a graphic incrementally.This all works great on a nice fast machine, when I can be sure that the "work" is actually being completed before it's "called" again by the timer.It does not behave well on a slower machine, when I suspect that the timer is being called again before the work is being done from the previous call(s).
I've tried establishing a global boolean variable called "Timer1Active". I set this variable when I enter the code to TRUE, and to FALSE as I exit the procedure. I also check, using an IF statement if it is true at the beginning of the procedure, skipping all of the procedure if it's not yet been set back to false.This approach seems to stop the visual portion from happening altogether. I think, anyway. That or it's now way faster and I can't see it at all (but I doubt it).
i want after short interval there should a messagebox popup..please check my code as soon as i click on button the progress bar doesn't loads it straight way jumps on the message box.[code]
I am relatively new to programming and have managed so far with google and a lot of patience! I am having a problem naming timer contols at runtime. This is what I am trying to achieve.
1. I connect to my dataset and to my first record
2. I create a loop for the recordset
3. I create various objects on a form and name them using the info in the dataset
I also need to create timers and name them using the first field of my dataset. It needs to be dynamic as its database driven. There could be as many as 100 timers at any one point.
Private Sub TimerSaveonemessage_Tick(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles TimerSaveonemessage.Tick Dim Checkifsended As String = "" If Checkifsended <> FixNummber(MessageToTextBox.Text) Then
I am using Timer control as a stopwatch to populate couple of Label controls text field. I am listing the code below which is not updating the Label fields. I have removed the code related to buttons and other controls. Why is the Timer1_Tick not being invoked? The code is compiling clean and when I walked thru the debugger, my Start_Timer() and Stop_Timer() subroutines are working. However, nothing is happening in the Timer1_Tick() subroutine. I would like someone
Dim MyTime As New DateTime Dim MyCondition As Integer = 0
tring to put an event time in the tool strip. Timer alone would stop after the event began. Thought the Background Worker would work, but it never went further the DoWork Method.
I am trying to use an timer control in my console application Friend WithEvents XTIMER As System.Windows.Forms.Timer I am getting its all the properties.I have set the interval to 15000 ms.but even if i am setting the enabled state of the timer control to be true,the tick event is not firing
Whatever project I'm making, I always encounter a problem with a Windows Forms Timer control, I guess I just make a little mistake somewhere... So I thought I'd post it here and hopefully someone here can explain what I'm doing wrong.
how to use the timer to control the blinking? Cuz i tried to stop one timer, it did stop this timer but if i didnt stop the timer 1, both timer 1 and timer 2 will begin although the data is in different entity. By right if the alarm comes in from block 2, only block 2 button will blink, like wise if the alarm comes in from block 1, only block 1 button will blink
I have added a timer control to a VB.NET windows form to have a message flash on and off between ticks. When I load the form I have the timer disabled. When i click on a command button, I set Timer1.Enabled to True so that the timer can begin flashing the message. The timer does not flash the message. I added a MsgBox function after where I turn on the timer. When the message box is displayed and I click OK, then the timer starts flashing the message. I turn the timer off later and that seems to work fine. I have tried the Timer1.Start() method but that does not work. Any thoughts on why the message box allows it to run but the form does not?
I have successfully set up a timer in visual basic, see the code below. My timer uses case statements and at specific case/time it calls a function, 'ShuttleA'. 'ShuttleA' function, is a function that 'getskeystate', which inturn from the user interface tallies a response in a text box. My problem is that the program runs fine when calling the function at eg; at 10 seconds, case 10. But I want to be able to call the function e.g., at 8 seconds to 11 seconds. Or create a tolerance of e.g., 1 second either side of e.g., 10.
PrivateSub Timer1_Tick(ByVal sender As System.Object,ByVal eAs System.EventArgs)Handles Timer1.Tick Dim secondsAsInteger seconds += 1 Label1.Text = seconds SelectCase seconds [Code] .....
I have dragged and droped a timer control "tmrGetMappingXML" from the Common Controls Tab in Tool Box. The issue that I am mentioning also appears for the Timer Control present in the Components Tab in tool box.
In the form Load I have written: HTML tmrGetMappingXML.Interval = 3600 '1 Hour = 3600 Seconds tmrGetMappingXML.Enabled = True tmrGetMappingXML.Start()
The timer interval is also set in the design time to 3600 seconds. But the Tick event of the timer fires continuously every second.
1.) I would like to cause a Timer.Tick event in code. I know you can use PerformClick to cause a Click event. Is there a way to do the same with a timer?
2.) I have several "TextBoxes" listed as being on a "Form" but they cannot be seen. I have copied and pasted these during the design phase but have renamed the copies since. Is there a way to purge the unseen TextBoxes?
Hint: If you have "Windows 7", at the desktop, press <CTRL><SHIFT> and Rotate the Wheel on the Mouse. This will re-size the Icons on the desktop. "THIS ALSO WORKS IN THE VB2010 IDE" and allows you to Zoom the code window.
I am trying to use a timer and stopwatches to control timed events and it's not working. This should be easy to implement and I don't understand why it's not working.
Code: Private Sub Timer1_Tick(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Timer1.Tick 'hide label1 after 3 seconds.
I am working on a small program to teach myself how to use timers, and I would like to know if there is a way to make the timer control faster.I set the Interval property to 1 and it is to slow for what I am trying to do.(All I am trying to do is loop a button left to right, right to leftand so on in a Panel)
my dream project is to create a vb.net program that will able to input applications and then run it and erase it after a given month/day/time.it will allow you to add applications that you can erase after a period of time or do u have applications that able you to input applications then block/erase in period of time?
Are u able to take a look at this code and see how can I create a loop on timer1 to control the rate of timer 2... Coz this is the code that my lecturer had amended..