I am trying to make an app that launches a window(Form Window) whenever a user click a folder in Windows. My app will be running in the background all the time and it will be monitoring the double click of a particular folder.
I have found this[URl]..But the problem is that, it checks attributes of the folder instead of the double click.
Is there anyway i can check the double click of a folder in Windows?
I have a situation where I am handling both single & double mouse click events on a form. In both cases something has to be loaded, however when a double click occurs, I do not wish to execute the code attached to the single click event.Is there a way to intercept the mouse click's and check if double or single and then execute the right event appropriately?
View 2 RepliesI would like to be able to set the following settings in the folder options:
- single click to open an item
- double click to open an item
I am using Visual basic 2008 Express edition.
build a program for monitoring specific folder for example : C:MyFolder
i want the program check the bove folder and give me information about the following:
Files with date modified 'current day'
The number of files with date current day
The size for that files
Send that information by e-mail
My program needs to monitor two folders and if any files arrives in any of those it needs to be processed.So i created two filewatch tasks & the OnChanged event for both This does not work when the files are already in the folders before i start to run my program.It works for just the new files coming in.having a for each loop files loop in the onChanged event will this work I would like to know what's the best way to achieve this
View 1 RepliesI am going to be creating an application which will monitor a folder, which could be a network folder and when new files are added in that folder it will notify the application. On notification application will import those files names into a listbox and will give the option to user to organize(move) those files into a different directory.
1. I have to implement a logic for monitoring the new files in the folder.
2. I have to move it into new directory and in some cases I will have to create those new directories as user specify.
For the first step I am confused to either implement it as a windows service using FileSystemWatcher class, example can be seen here. [URL] or do a file check based on timer, lets say every 5 minutes. If I do it as a service how can the service notify application?
I have to create a windows service which Monitors a specified folder for new files and does someprocessing on it and moves it to other location. I started with using FileSystem Watcher. But my boss doesn't like FileSystemWatcher and wants me to use polling on Timer or any other mechanism other than File System Watcher.
View 8 RepliesI created a button control ,, by double clicking only the process was going on,,when iam single click the button nothing is to be happenend,,so i want to change into single click insted of double click........here my coding is given below.......
<asp:Button ID="getrec" UseSubmitbehavior ="false" runat="server" Style="left: 30px; position: relative; top: 0px; z-index: 101;"
Text="Get Record" />
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Here the coding is all are correct but the problem is when double clicking the button only it was worked ,,,iwant want to change it into single click
I have a vb.net application that uses Flash movies (AxShockwaveFlashObjects.AxShockwaveFlash). I have buttons in the flash movie. When they first start using the application, they can single click on the buttons in the flash movie and button responds accordingly. But after a while (and I haven't been able to pin-point an exact thing that changes it or my issue would be solved), the user has to double-click on the button in the flash movie for them to work.
View 2 Repliesi want to disable double click to prevent WMP from change into full screen mode and i also want to disable right click to prevent WMP from showing option such as
View 6 RepliesI have a solution in Vb.NET 2008 windows Form with ToolStripMenuItems, but I need to implement menu navigation without any mouse intervention.I only found mouse events In ToolStripMenuItems, MenuStrip, etc.All MenuStrip and ToolStripMenuItems are created programatically, reading user permissions from Database, then add a handler to manage the events, but the client don't want mouse interaction, he wants only keyboard inputs only ![code]
View 2 Replieshow do we call double click on single mouse click event? Iam doing this and it's not working.
Private Sub RichTextBox1_MouseClick(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.MouseEventArgs) Handles RichTextBox1.MouseClick
RichTextBox1_MouseDoubleClick(sender, e)
End Sub
I have a grid that displays data from a binding source. I have a method to handle the CellContentDoubleClick which will get the value of the cell and use that to do a new look up. This will generate a new datasource (with different columns) which I then rebind to the grid.
My grid double click works, but when it repaints with the new data, a single click fires the double click. I have no code in place to handle a single click .
The interesting thing is that it is (in my case) a toggle. If I double click, on the repaint, a single click fires the double click code. When it repaints again, I need a double click .
The double click code fires off a messagebox - if I tell it not to continue, then I have to double click to get it to fire again. So it is not dependant on what data is displayed.
I have a grid that displays data from a binding source. I have a method to handle the CellContentDoubleClick which will get the value of the cell and use that to do a new look up. This will generate a new datasource (with different columns) which I then rebind to the grid.
My grid double click works, but when it repaints with the new data, a single click fires the double click. This happens whether or not thre is a single click handler.
The interesting thing is that it is (in my case) a toggle. If I double click, on the repaint, a single click fires the double click code. When it repaints again, I need a double click.
The double click code fires off a messagebox - if I tell it not to continue, then I have to double click to get it to fire again. So it is not dependant on what data is displayed.
When it is in the mode to respond to a single click, I can tab through all the controls and then click on any cell in the grid and it will still fire the double click.
No matter what I try to do (set focus to other controls, refresh the grid, etc.) nothing seems to reset the grid so it works consistently.
How to make a single click on mouse to double click, may the story like this :if i press left mouse button, that mean i press double click left mouse button..I'm using Vb.net but if the code for it only in another language like C++, C# or Js, no problem but if you want, please give me an example.I want to use that method for playing game house. That game make me always to double click mouse.
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View 16 RepliesHow would i make a ListView Do something when i double click it. And also how would i right click a listview and a menu comes down and the user selects what ever.how would do these in a listView?
View 4 RepliesI want to retrieve a folder path when I right click on a folder with the mouse. If I use
Code:
FileIO.FileSystem.CurrentDirectory
then i only get the current folder and not including the folder I right click on...
Is it possible to retrive this path?
I have created a Windows service in VS 2005 that monitors a folder for XML files, reads some data elements from the XML using XmlDocument, then copies the files to another location. I find that when I drop 2 or more XML files into the folder simultaneously, it processes them with no problems, but when I drop the same files into the folder one at a time, I will get an error on the second file: "The process cannot access the file <my file> because it is being used by another process." If I stop my service, restart it, and drop the second file into the folder again, it works the second time. I am confident that no other program is accessing this file at the same time as my service. My impression is that the processing of file # 1 is somehow not releasing all of the resources, leading to the processing of file # 2 mistakenly thinking that it can't access that second file.
Dim FileWatcher As New FileSystemWatcher()
It points the watcher to my folder, sets up an event handler, then enables the watching:
FileWatcher.Path = InputFolderPath
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I have created a program that will open rtf and other formats. How would make it so that when the user installs the program they can double click a related file type and then it opens in my program?
View 2 RepliesI have the following code which reads the first line first value of the list view and displays on the txtLoadRef textbox.
Private Sub lstvwpathist_DoubleClick(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles lstvwpathist.DoubleClick
TxtLoadRef.Clear()
[code].....
On my form is a listbox whose items - when clicked - will execute a separate vbscript file (for WMI) and display the results from the WMI in a multiline TextBox that's read from a text file.
My problem is that I have to click an item in the ListBox twice to view the WMI results in the textbox. It's like 1 click executes the vbscript, another click writes the results to the textbox. A third click does both.
All the activity (retrieval of the target computer, creation/modification of text file, execution of the vbscript and writes to the TextBox) happen in the SelectedIndexChanged event handler.
if you can simulate a "double click" when you click a button. What I mean is that,
1 - you click on the button,
2 - the button behaves as if it were clicked twice.
I need this because for some reason, some of the buttons on my form that give focus to a PDF reader need to be clicked twice in a row to work. I think this is because with the component, there are different areas to give focus, but you can only just say "AxAcroPDF.Focus" .
Can I simulate a "double click" on the action of a single click?
I have written an application using VB 2005 Express. It's a very simple application. There are basically two listboxes, one to the left and the other one to the right of the GUI.Listbox1 contains a list of names. When you double-click each name, a code word is created and added to the listbox on the right. Now... here is what I want to do. I would like to automate the double-clicking process with the click of a button so that each name on listbox1 is double-clicked in sequence
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View 10 RepliesWhat is the Coding for the double click event of data gridview and when it click will shown the data in to the textbox. for example in listview
with listview1.selecteditems(0)
textbox1.text=.subitems(1).text.
I am trying to playback several divx encoded videos, so far I've found that using windows media player control will do the thing, but I have run into several issues.I have no idea how can I disable the double click so users cannot turn the video to fullscreen.I found on google this code, but unfortunately it didn't work for me, had absolutely no effect, I could still double click the media player and enter fullscreen mode[code]...
View 1 RepliesWorking in the interface I find it very frustrating that when you double click something in a form, it automatically enters code that you have to delete, then exit out when you were only trying to single click. Is there any way to disable this double click feature? Or possibly change it so if you press CTRL and click it automatically brings up the Code?
View 12 Repliesso I created a file type in the Publishing options window. I save the file and it has the icon. When I double click to open, my application opens with no text. (The program is like notepad) When I open it manually (File -> Open) I see text in the text editor. How can I get the file to open when I double click?
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How can I double click left mouse in vb.net? Not inside the form only, I want it to be anywhere in my computer.
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