How to use httpUtility.encode and decode in window application. I implemented a window application. This application use web request to web server. The web server response http encode version. So, How I decode in window application.
Im generating some html on the fly inside my application and saving it to an xml file.. All of this is working just fine, everything but the HTML Encoding.I have a stringbuilder which I am using for generating a small amount of html.. When I html encode the string I am getting & EVERYWHERE? and there are no & symbols!
I'd like to use HttpUtility.UrlEncode in a console application, VB.NET, VS 2010 Beta 2.
System.Web.HttpUtility.UrlEncode(item)
Error message: 'HttpUtility' is not a member of 'Web'. In this question Anjisan suggests to add a reference to System.Web, as follows:In your solution explorer, right click on references Choose "add reference"In the "Add Reference" dialog box, use the .NET tab Scroll down to System.Web, select that, and hit ok However, I don't have a System.Web entry at that location.
Which one is better? are there any strings that are encoded differently between 2 functions?I notice that System.Web.HttpUtility. HtmlEncode doesn't work in client framework. Why?
I am trying to redirect command line output to a list box in a vba macro, and I've found some code that I think might point me in the right direction, but I keep on getting the same error. When I use this code [code]It gives me the error in the title and highlights the first declaration line.What does it take to define a new "process".
Where is httpUtility.UrlEncode in 2010?? From what I read in the forum I need to add a ref to System.Web. But I only see references to System.Web.Application.Services and System.Web.Services, which don't resolve the problem.
i am trying to read an existing excel 2007 file from vb.net i used a form with single button and i written code in button click event code is :[code...]
I have done a search for this and I am unable to find an answer. I am trying to write a sub routine to pull hardware information and display it in a text box.[code]...
CultureInfo As Any (this is where it said: Type 'Any' is not defined) Dim string1 As String = "strWordGuessed" Dim string2 As String = "StrWordToGuess"
I work for a web hosting company and was handed a VB script which I apparently have to compile with some updated settings by 1 of our clients who knows less about it than I do. But when trying to compile the code I receive an error "'Enums.NoticeType' is not defined". As expected I haven't a clue. Am I missing some of the code, or do I have to add some libraries in my Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition? I have pasted the line of code below. If requested I can provide the whole script.
Code: Public Function UpdateNotices(ByVal intNoticeID As Integer, ByVal strNoticeTitle As String, ByVal dtDateFrom As Date, ByVal dtDateTo As Date, ByVal intTypeID As Enums.NoticeType, ByVal boolPrimaryItem As Boolean, ByVal boolActive As Boolean) As Int32
i am trying to save information in to my access database , i created new instance of an ADODB.Connection object and ADODB.Recordset object but visual studio 2005 is given me an error message that ADODB.connection and ADODB.Recordset are defined?
this is my code
Public Class Form1 Dim con As New ADODB.Connection Dim rs As New ADODB.Recordset Dim str As String
am trying to save information in to my access database , i created new instance of an ADODB.Connection object and ADODB.Recordset object but visual studio 2005 is given me an error message that ADODB.connection and ADODB.Recordset are definedthis is my code
Public Class Form1 Dim con As New ADODB.Connection Dim rs As New ADODB.Recordset
This is really more of an academic question, but where is this function defined? Within .NET, I'm used to working in an object oriented manner. However, if I define a VB.NET class as follows:
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Is MsgBox defined in a class? I am not required to reference a static class or inherit from another class. I'm not even required to import a namespace. I did find this link from msdn. But my question remains, where is this defined and how does the CLR just load up a function?
Public Shared Sub ControlCHandler(ByVal consoleEvent As ConsoleCtrl.ConsoleEvent) If (ConsoleCtrl.ConsoleEvent.CTRL_C = consoleEvent) Then System.Console.WriteLine("Got Control+C") ServerInstance.StopService() End If End Sub
I have a service project with the above code and the ConsoleCtrl.ConsoleEvent is detected to be type not defined.What am I missing from the project?
I simply want to generate an example that duplicates the documentation of DataContractAttribute on .Net 4.0 windows forms application that is defined here:[URL]..When creating a new .Net 4.0 windows forms application and pasting the DataContractAttribute example into it, this compile error is generated:
"Type is not defined" for DataContract, DataMember, IExtensibleDataObject, ExtensionDataObject, DataContractSerializer. The MSDN documentation states that all of these should be available in the System.Runtime.Serialization namespace.
I've created a couple of Comparer classes for FileInfo objects to allow sorting by Name and LastWriteTime properties, but ideally I'd like to combine them into once class, so that I can compare/sort by any property simply by passing through the chosen property name.However, I don't know how to go about this. My comparer class current includes:
Dim oX As FileInfo = CType(x, FileInfo) Dim oY As FileInfo = CType(y, FileInfo) Dim Result As Int16 = oX.Name.CompareTo(oY.Name)
I want to be able to substitute the Name property with the property name stored in the _sortColumn variable.I'm expecting the solution to be rather simple, but as yet, I haven't been able to figure it out!
Solution:I'd already got as far as researching Reflection, and had stumbled across PropertyInfo. But Fredriks solution cut down my search and provided a bit of structure, and I've come up with this (VB.Net) solution which seems to work nicely:
I am trying to attach static attachment with email but I am getting following error in my Type 'MailAttachment' is not defined.
My code is as follows:
asp.net Sub GenerateWelcomeEmail(ByVal wiz As CreateUserWizard, ByVal Emailto As String, ByVal p As ProfileCommon, ByVal txtFirstName As String, ByVal txtSecondName As String)