How do I rearrange the Settings in VB.Net 2010 to be near the ones they are related to?I edited the app.config file to rearrange them, but when VB loaded again they were still shown in the old order.
How do I rearrange the Settings variables in VB.Net 2010 to be near the ones they are related to? I edited the app.config file to rearrange them, but when VB loaded again they were still shown in the old order.
I have several windows open: VB, IE, Explorer... If I happen to close one accidentally, or on purpose, and reopen it, the buttons on the task bar are all messed up. I get used to them one way and I am constantly switching between the windows.Here is my question: Would I be able, in VB, to 'hook' the taskbar and be able to rearrange the buttons?I have no idea what to search for in Google. I happened upon a program once a while back, A REAL LIFE SAVER!. I could just click and drag the buttons using that one.
1. I can't find the file which reflects changes to user settings. This might be because I just can't find it (I can see a bunch of user.config files but they are all empty - weird!), or...
2. I'm not actually saving them when I think I am.
Regarding 2. - do I need to invoke
Is this all I need? And if so, why are my user.configs empty?
Small questions about the settings.settings. Are these settings saved into the registry? I'm want to use and external file for my connection-commands. I don't want to use the registry to store the strings. What do you recommend?
Do you understand what I mean? For each two characters, the numerical character swapping place with the following letter, i.e. from 1a change it to a1.how to rearrange the numerical characters and letters in the string? My string always has the said pattern, i.e. one integer then followed by a letter then followed by a integer then followed by a letter and so on.
How do I allow users to drag/drop or rearrange tabs, like in mozilla and IE?I've managed to extend the tabcontrol properties a little but i cant get the dodragdrop method to work....
I have a tabcontrol on my form, but I created the tabpages in the wrong order. I tried dragging and dropping the tabpages but that didn't work. How do I rearrange my tabpages?
One of my friends has suggested that in my program i give users the ability to, when holding the Alt key,rearrange tabs in a TabControl when dragging the mouse. But im stumped as to how to do this.
I have made an app which has id and name and class and tel fields using sql2005 database I made ID field as primery key so when i delete record from table it doesnt rearange it self for example I added record number
I have a form with a large GroupBox on it. Inside there are a total of 22 buttons, arranged in two columns of 11. These buttons are basically shortcuts that can be defined by the user. I would like to allow the user to rearrange these buttons by some simple means. (Drag and Drop being ideal.) I have the following code, which allows me to drag the buttons around:
VB 2010 Express, Windows 7 The settings on the main form save properly. My problem is that I have a usercontrol that is changed to a tabpage that I use to 'clone' tabs. Is there a way to save the cloned tabs along with there settings?
Multiple people use the program and the number of tabs and settings are different for each person.
Are My.Settings values saved in the program itself or do they get stored in the registry? o, for example, if I set a My.Settings value with a program, then I copy the program itself to another PC - is the My.Settings value still set?
I created a program with vb 2010,I create many variables in Settings Program for Save user Changes, It worked well, Saved and worked and I didn't add anything to this program, I could load Saved, but today I save Other Changes for test again it doesn't work and Clean other Changes to bass definition I did, I don't know why?
I have Problem with my.settings I saved my Data and it Saved well and I could load it but now when I Run my system, my settings I saved it can't load my saved or Save other Options I don't know why?[code]
How do you save all the settings in a simple code; lets say you have a text box, a checkbox, and a listbox. In the text box, it lets say you wrote hi checkbox, you checked it off listbox, you selected lets say HI from it.
How do you save the settings onto a file? Lets say a .cfg or whatever thats called file. Its like automatic, so that the cgf says lets say says: NameofCheckBox=true NameOfListBox=HI NameOfTextBox=hi Any way to do this stuff? I've seen some people do it, but they wont tell me how. I dont want to add all this code just to make a file that saves it & reads from it. I know the streamwriter and streamreader, but its a bit complicated.
I'm looking for the best way to locally save settings to an application.I want the settings to "attach" themselves to the executable of the application so that I can send the application to another PC and still have the settings.The purpose of this is for a server that is going to issue an executable to anyone who requests it, the server sends an executable with the callback settings hardcoded into the application (for example IP, port and other settings) so that the application can connect to the server.I can't hardcode the settings in the source code because the application is going to be issued by different servers which of course, will need a different connection setting.I also don't want the settings to be stored on a file or any other "external" resource since then, the settings could be changed which could open security holes to exploit the application.So what I want to do: I want an executable to have some settings attached which will be set by another application. How can I set the settings of one application with another? And how can I efficiently save the settings internally on an application and then copy the file to another PC while still having the settings?
Using either one by itself works fine but if I use both then it behaves strange.It will Maximize just fine but when I click the Maximize button again to take it back to the original size it resizes the window to the original but then immediately resizes it back to the smaller size location. So I end up with a window whose upper left corner is where it belongs but the window size is the same as if it was maximized.
if we say i have a program and i want it to launch another .exe So the code of them being able to choose where it's located is "openfiledialog".But can i make it save the setting somehow, so it makes a small document/text-file thingy so it can read the locations from the file ?Or is there someway that the program remembers it ? I want it to ask for a file location first, and then next time pushing the button "start" it remembers the location ?
Alright everyone, this is a huge problem I've been having for a while. How exactly would I go about refreshing the internet settings so that a webbrowser will check the registry again for the IP to use? Instead of just using the IP that's there when the browser is first instantiated. Here's what I'm looking for that someone else directed me to, however it's in C#. I'm sure there's a method like this in VB.NET, however I have no idea what it may be.[URL]..