When i added a 2nd openfiledialog i lost the file list in both dialogs I deleted both file dialogs, added another openfiledialog and coded it the same as the first dialog was previously. now the openfiledialog and the savefiledialog does not show any file list. But when i start to type in the file name box a list of the files that are in the folder appear . if i click on one of them files and click open the image file will properly go into the picture box in the program. Here is the code for the open file dialog
I'm trying to Load data from a Text file, which is "," Delimited into 6 List Boxes.. Want a FileOpenDialog Box so that the user Can chose which Office Id txt File they wont to load into the List Boxes.How it works is;
-The user Enters an Office ID (e.g HH33) -The user fills out the rest of the program, the data is then generated into the 6 list Boxes -User then clicks Save to File button. -The program creates a Text file with the name coming from the Office Id, so if the user enters HH33, the text file is created with name HH33.txt. -All Data entered by the user under the office name HH33 will be added to the Text File..[code]
I am developing an application which has a WebBrowser control, and it navigates to a tal.ki forum. Now tal.ki allows users to sign in using existing accounts in google or facebook, and opens a new window for the same.Now when i click log in, a new IE window opens up, which asks me to log in, i provide the information, the window closes, but the user is not logged into the forum.I have heard that session plays some part here, but i don't know anything i can do for this. I tried WebKitBrowser but that not even opens a window to log in.
I want to set a time limit over openFileDialog window, if, for example, 10 seconds elapsed without any user input, it will be killed automatically, how to implement that.
I have in a console application. I need the program to show a OpenFileDialog window when certain text is entered, such as "file". I've tried doing this and I cannot get it to work.
Can someone point me to a tutorial where I can learn to use the OpenFileDialog to poplulate a list box?My goal is to have a user create their own list box this way so my code can copy files to a new location without risk of damaging the original file.I am just starting to look at VB so I need some detailed instruction
I have an asp.net/vb file that receives data and processes it via a stored procedure. The code had the width set to 2 for the year's varchar, so it was chopped, leaving only the first two digits to get inserted into the db.Is this info possibly retrievable from a system/IIS log file or is it lost forever?
from yesterday night i have done a part of my practical and i saved to my pendrive... the folder name as <Chapter 3>and today i went to college computer lab continue to finish another part and i also saved to my pendrive, since i open the .sln file from pendrive.and i go rename those folder names and .sln name and others possible to rename as <Practical 3>when i back home want continue to do, the folder is still exist but inside folder's files are lost.
I am running vb.net in visual studio 2005 and i am fairly new to it all, whilst trying to create a windows application i have lost the .vbproj file and am only left with the .vb code that has been created whilst i have been using the toolbox to create the application graphically. Is there anyway for me to recover the .vbproj file without having to redo the whole thing?
could someone give me a some sort of clue about opening nonexistant files in VB.NET?? I am learning this as I go, and I can open existing files using the OpenFileDialog box, but I cant not find an real explanation on how to create a file if it is not in existance... in other words, I want to know now to code so that when a user enteres a filename in the filename box in the OpenFileDialog and that file does not already exist then the file is created as a new file, and then opened. I have done some googleing and found all sorts of examples on opening existing files, but nothing that really gives a good explanation of how to create a new file and then open it...
How can I implement an openfiledialog, which is able to do multiselecting? Do I need an extra libraray or is it also possible with the WPF-Control OpenFileDialog?
I have an application that opens the file location of a running process, however when the process is located in a large folder like system32 it just opens at the first item,
What i really want is for the specified .exe to be highlighted or in focus within the dialog window,is there a way to filter or use the built in search box in the window programaticaly?
I have files that start with unique numbers and are word documents. Say the document starts with "1234567" is there a way to make the OpenFileDialog filter to where only all the .doc files that start with "1234567" show up?
way to display the name of a file in a textbox from an openfiledialog (including the file type) For example: Instead of "C:Users eadme.txt", to display just "readme.txt" in the textbox.
Edit: AND if possible, how to display the inverse, too ("C:Users", instead of "C:Users eadme.txt" or something)
I had the following codes,by the default,after i choose a file from the openfiledialog,then savefiledialog will display to let me chosoe where should i save the file.
But,now I would like to do so which is after I choose a file from the openfiledialog,the selected file should be automatically copy to my desktop without showing savefiledialog to let me choose the destination.What should I change from the following code?
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Dim fullFilename As String
I'm using a OpenFileDialog to choose a file from the folder and displaying the path on a textbox. I have another save button, I want when I click on the save button the selected file(the path is currently in the box) duplicates the file into another folder. How can I duplicate the folder and can I use SaveFileDialog?? Here is the codes of OpenFile Dialog. I have t
Private Sub OpenFile_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles cmdBrowseFile.Click Dim myStream As Stream = Nothing
I'm making an MP3 Player using windows media player, I know how to use an openfiledialog to open a single file, But how do I use to to open a whole directory, Like of music files, And then add the file names into a listbox so they can just click on them to play them? I'd like to just use the title of the song like
Artist - Song title instead of like C:usermusicArtist - Song title.Mp3.
If I am in Word and I say File Open, it displays files of type All Files. If I have a Compressed Folder in the current location, I can right click on that folder and Extract All. Then if I extracted a filetype that Word can read, I can click on the file I just extracted and opened this is Word. All from saying File Open. I want to replicate this behavior in my .NET code. Maybe I am missing a property when I create my OpenFileDialog, but if I right click on the same file as above, I do not get a context menu that will let me Extract All.
This is my .NET Dim dlgZipFile As New OpenFileDialog dlgZipFile.Title = "Please navigate to the location of the input file" dlgZipFile.InitialDirectory = "C:ProjectsFiles" dlgZipFile.Filter = "All Files (*.*)|*.*" dlgZipFile.FileName = "" If dlgZipFile.ShowDialog <> Windows.Forms.DialogResult.OK Then Return False
I have a VB/C# .NET 2.0 project that, if possible, I would like to customize the OpenFileDialog box to select a directory rather than a file. The reason for this is because the FolderBrowserDialog is ugly and a pain for most of my users to navigate using.
I know how to filter extensions using OpenFileDialog, but is there a flag or variable I can set that will allow me to only show directories and select those directories that is built into .NET? And if not, what is a good third party dialog to use/where should I begin if I am to create my own?
I have a form on which the user selects a file using an openFileDialog. The selected filepath is then processed, which may take 10-20 seconds before the user is presented with the results.I'm finding that the once the user selects the file (clicking the OK button on the openFileDialog), the openFileDialog remains open until all of the processing going on in the background is completed. Once the processing has finished the openFileDialog disappears and the results are shown.The problem is that whilst the openFileDialog remains open on screen, it is not apparent to the user that anything is happening in the background. I do actually have a textbox which updates the user with messages showing the progress. However the openFileDialog hides the messages until it closes, essentially making the progress messages useless.What I'm trying to do is have the openFileDialog close immediately that the user selects a file. Then the processing can continue without the openFileDialog obscuring my form.
Does anybody know how to make an OpenFileDialog where the file displays in a textbox, BUT, can only show the file, not the directories(eg. "Song.mp3" Not "C:\Files\Song.mp3")I've got the code for the OpenFileDialog
If OpenFileDialog1.ShowDialog = Windows.Forms.DialogResult.OK Then TextBox9.Text = OpenFileDialog1.FileName End If And I've added the OpenFileDialog. I just don't know how to display the file without directories.
I currently know how to click a button on the application and when I click it, it invokes the OpenFileDialog Event or Object. After It Opens the Open File Dialog, I am able to select only ONE file from a location on my computer. After I click that Single File on my computer, I press the Okay or Open Button on the Open File Dialog, and then it adds that items to my list Box, knows as PlayList_00 and PlayList_01.
Here's what I got so far.
Private Sub addBTN_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles addBTN.Click OFD.InitialDirectory = "C:Movies" OFD.ShowDialog() PlayList_00.Items.Add(OFD.FileName)
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'I have built a Movie Play List, for my Windows Media Player.'But Selecting One item at a time is just fine, but I would really 'enjoy being able to select more than one item at a time, and then 'adding them to my ListBox(s).
How can I get a file to open in its default program by users, clicking on (Button 1 for eg.), a file dialog opening and then select a file and then it would open in the default program for that file type. I have tried other codes in these forums, but I get errors.
