Or something similar is fine also.After that I want the logs to be saved into a txt file, (I can do this part)Then the user will enter a new site to be logged. Once that is done that will also be saved into a txt file. Etc....Then finally if any IPS that are the same show up in the text files then the user will get that IP in a textbox.
I'm trying to use WebBrowser to remotely log into a site and perform a basic action on the site.I'm running into problems though so maybe you brilliant people The first step is logging in to the site. Here's the form code for the login:
Using visual studio (Winforms) with sql server (R2). If you can login by inserting the correct values in the textfields (vb.net) that is connected in the database . How do i code the log out?
I am not sure if this is possiable but I am looking to build an application that will login to a web site, navigate the site and download files. I would like to do this all in code and able to run multiple instances of the program to get information from many different web sites. Is something like this possiable in VB.net?
Ive got an app that holds a list of site we have, At each site there are a few devices. The idea is when they click on a site all the details for the site are loaded and then a second thread sits and pings each device to see if its live. Im trying to do this in a seperate thread so if they click another site while its still pinging them it doesn't wait before it switches site. This all seems to be workling fine except if you click through the sites quickly, when you do that it will eventually come up with
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{"Collection was modified; enumeration operation might not execute."}
The error flags up on the "Next" line in "ThreadedPing"
Thread stuff
Public Sub ThreadedPing(ByVal dt As DataTable) Try
When i publish my program i choose to let the application check for updates via a website and if their is one update automatically when the program starts. Is their a way were on the main user form i can make it so that the user can change the update site with out me building the program again with the new site. I want to do this becuase the site i use goes down alot so when i changed the update url no one was able to download the update for the new update server.
I'm deploying a VB.Net app (VS 2010 Pro) that requiers the user click a command button to open IE to a financial WEB site and download informaion from the site. The app works fine in every detail when installed on the development computer. But, on the target computer when the command button is clicked an unhandled exception occurs which says: System.IO. FileNotFoundException:File Not found.My code behind the button is Shell("C:Program Files (x86)Internet Exploreriexplore.exe www,fidelity.com",AppWinStyle.NormalFocus)
This works fine on the development computer. Do I need a way to code this as a relative path? If so,can you tell me how this is done?Throughout the app I have written relative paths to needed files using paths like (Open(Environment. GEtFolderPath (Environment. SpecialFoldder.Desktop) + "File Name). They all work fine when deployed.
I'm being asked to maintain several internal-only web apps for my company. For testing, after making my changes, I've created some staging sites which make use of separate databases. As such, if my users were to mistakenly use this site as if it were the production site, they may enter important data and wonder where it "disappeared" to thinking it was the production server.
I'd like to create a big banner of some sort across the top of the staging site (which ONLY appears on the staging site) to remind my users that they are on the test site. I'd like recommendations on the best way to do this, with the following considerations:
IDE: Visual Studio 2008 Server: Windows 2003 with IIS 6 Language: VB.NET 2.0
For example I want it to go to one page then when it finishes loading go to another. So I want to to go one from one from one all with the click of a button. Is this possible?
P.S: Another question, just to kill two birds with one stone, how do I make it so whatever is written in a textbox is added to the browser url. For example if the users write 'xyz' that it will add it to Google.com/ as an example and make it Google.com/xyz?
I have a basic question about timers, that I can't answer myself. It's annoying me. My code is made to visit a website every X seconds. There are two problems.
I Set the interval for 30 sec and the first visit should be right now, not after 30 seconds. After that, wait 30 sec and navigate to another one (in a listbox). The problem is that the Timer is not waiting that time after the first visit.[code...]
i was wondering if there is any way to visit a blocked website using visual basic 2008. i want to use during school in programing class.. just to let you know my teacher said he will let us get by with it, if we could even make something like this.
when i am surfing in one site,i want to see the another URL...without going URL directly access the login......for example this is the login page url i want know automatic login to this page [URL]
I want webbrowser to visit multiple urls that I filled in List(of String). I use a for each loop to iterate over the List, but the webbrowser only show the last url ask.com. I want webbrowser to visit and display all the urls.
Dim UrlListArray As New List(Of String) UrlListArray.Add("http://www.google.com") UrlListArray.Add("http://www.yahoo.com")
I'm trying to build a small application that will automatically visit a few websites. The list of the websites I want to be stored inside a txt file like:
website1.com website2.com website3.com
and when I press the "Start" button, my application will open the websites from the txt file, one by one with a delay of 10 or more seconds before loading the next website, in a webbrowser control.
Im new on vb.net 2010 coding. i am making a project for my college.
How i can get components info each and every time i visit any drive or folder on my computer...
An example: such as when i go to C drive a pop up will be appear that how many files are there and what are the size of those files if files are exist.
I currently have a browser go through the same list of sites one by one and gather updates. The problem though this takes awhile. Can a browser be multithreaded, (so it could visit several sites at a time) and if so would this take up a lot of server resources?
Would it be possible to make my program visit a website and basicly filling out a text field and using the submit button in a form?For example; I have a text field named "Field" in my webpage, and I want my Visual Basic 2008 application to visit that page, and automaticly fill out that field named "Field" with a string I gave my application, and next to click on the submit button.The purpose for this is because I want that the users of my application can post feedback on my webpage. I was looking for something like a MySql client but it's best if I would encrypt/hide the protected information such as table names or MySql passwords.And I believe that these users need to have specific MySql drivers installed to use it. So this idea sounds better. So, is there a way to navigate trough a website like this?
I'm using VB 2008. I'm making a project which stores patients name, reason for visit etc in a text file using filestreaming like:
Dim fs As New FileStream("H:/ICS3U Final Project/Betolli.txt", FileMode.Append, FileAccess.Write) Dim textfile As New StreamWriter(fs)
Is there any way the doctor can literally open up the text file by a click of a button. I don't mean like : read all lines or a STREAMREADER.I want to physically be able to open the text file which is located on the computer harddrive so the doctor can read it.
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I'm getting desperate here trying to find the problem, and I don't know where to start looking for it.
Here are the symptoms:I've noticed, that when a user logs on in the morning, he is then immediately logged off, then when he logs on again, everything is fine and he can work on the site.
Every once in a while, when the user clicks a link, the page takes a lot of time to load, but it never actually loads, and the user is thrown to the login page.Also, after an Exception has occurred in the website, the user is then thrown to the login page. It's as if the exception clears somehow the session.
I have inherited a ASP.net site, and I've made some changes too to some of the VB code and CSS, and have hosted it on a FTP. It uses an SQL DB to allow users to log in and calls stored procedures.The site complies with no errors, and allows me to log in as a user, and can works perfectly on testing.However, once uploaded to the FTP, it no longer allows me to log in as a user. It hangs for a while, and then returns a message saying that the password is wrong, despite it being correct. It doesn't throw an error message, and I think I've narrowed it down to something to do with the Web.config file, but I'm at a loss as how it's not working, especially with the lack of error messages being thrown.[code]
I was wondering is there a way anyone knows of to "inject" a logger into an application such that it passively monitors the thread and quietly logs processes as they occur without having to do things like: [Code] It would then monitor everything that goes on inside of that method including passed in arguments along with method calls and values passed into those methods, exceptions that occur etc. Has anyone implemented something like this in the past? Could it even be implemented? Is logging in this fashion just a pipe dream?
I have a class for serial communications (call it CSerial), based on a property value (CSerial.LogLevel), I'd like to produce various levels of logging information about data sent and received to the serial port.Given that it's a reusable class, there's no way of telling whether the log data should be sent to the console, a text box, a file, etc. This would be determined by the application using the class, so I can't write all of the different output options into a method in the class.Question:What's the best way to implement this? I have some ideas:1. Create a Log method and then "override" it in my main application to handle the most suitable form of output? Can I "override" a method as part of an instance? Or do I need to create a new class that inherits my original one, override the method there and then create an instance of my new class?
Im trying to login to my website with vb.net (without the use of java script).webbrowser.documents.forms(0).submit..All i can find on the internet is to use that there to click the login button but it doesn't work.I also found this for filling in the login forms but im having trouble understanding how it works.[code]So if anyone could explain to me how to fill a form or how to click a submit button.
