What i am trying to achieve is that if listbox2 contains checkedlistbox1 items then checkedlistbox1 should retain checked state even after the from is closed and re-opened again.
Since i am saving the checkedlistbox1 values into a Table - is it possible to bind those to retain the checked state even after the from is closed and re-opened again - or it can be done comparing the values from both listboxes [code]...
I am populating a Checkedlistbox "lstExpert" from table "TableA" succesfully. Whenever an item is checked in the Checkedlistbox "lstExpert", i am saving it into another table "GroupExpert".
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Is it the right way to do by comparing index in Checkedlistbox "lstExpert" and "Listbox1" Is there a way to bind it directly to the table "GroupExpert" meaning if the value of the Checkedlistbox "lstExpert" is present in the "GroupExpert" then the item will be cheked... I tried the following code and nothing seems to work.[code...]
My assignment is to create an application that allows the user to type an item's price into a single textbox, add the price to the previously entered prices, and display the total charge which includes a $15 shipping charge and a 3% sales tax.Example: I type 10 in the textbox and click calculate. the subtotal (before tax and shipping) reads $10. Next, I type 20 in the textbox and click calculate. The subtotal should now read $30.I have everything working fine except adding the different prices. I cannot figure out how to retain the value of the subtotal and add it to the next value entered.
I'm trying to write a small program to produce costing quotes, so I thought I'd assign variable to all of the individual costs, problem is the cost of things change as we all know. So I set up a dropdown box listing costs a textbox and a button... Idea being ...
Exit Sub ElseIf MaterialsCMB.Text = ("White Vinyl") Then wvCos
My pictureboxes sometimes clear of all drawings when they are done creating the image, or sometimes halfway through. Calling GC.Collect() before the drawing starts lets it draw MORE before it clears, but how can I stop it from clearing entirely?
I have an vb.net windows application set up. It has multiple forms, about 6 in all. There's a main menu form, and then 5 other forms to collect data. The user will collect data on each form and bounce back and forth between forms. How do I get the forms to retain the data that has been entered into the text boxes and/or other controls on the forms? For example, they might fill out a few textboxes on a form, but then need to go to a different form and fill something out and then back to the previous form. Right now, when they come back to the form, all the data previously entered in to the text boxes is gone.
I reloaded ny page with previous data that was available for my login.Now i try to edit the textbox and update .It either updated or doesnt retain the edited value in Textbox.[codd]e...
I want to retain a value in a variable even after the application closes so the next time i open the application i can get that value.It's actually an integer value, i want to count the no. of times the application has been opened. I tried using static [b] but it doesnt work.
I have a javascript function below to move from select multiple box A which is populated from database to another multiple select box B, in the event of a postback my values in B which are moved over from A got lost. Initially I thought because I included a "runat="server"" tag for server side actions but apparently it's not the case. I read about Form.Request but ain't have a clue how to go about it. I just need to retain those values in multiple select box B.[code]...
I have a CSS class called selected which highlights the DIV as the current step. When they're all in separate pages, I just had to move the selected word to the next DIV.But how can I achieve the same in Master Page VB .Net? It seems to be one page for all. When the next page loads, how do I get it to highlight the next step?
In my form there is a DataGridView, the user select information in the DataGridView then there are text boxes that needs to be filed in. So this is what needs to happens if the focus is on the DataGridView when the user hits the Tab key it moves the focus to first text box. Then once the user hits the last tab box it returns focus back to the DataGridView but to next cell. Initially figured this would not be a problem and did this code;
Dim PreviousCell As DataGridViewCell Private Sub DataGridView1_KeyDown(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) Handles DataGridView1.KeyDown
I need to allow labels in disabled panels to retain a their prominent forecolor. So, I am considering replacing all labels in panels that become disabled with LinkLabels. By disabling the control and setting its disabled color to black it holds the color. However, I have always been of the opinion that one should use the lightest control possible.
We have an ASP.NET application that queues some of its long-running operations (generating reports, for example) into the ThreadPool using System.Threading.ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem.
We run the ASP.Net application pool using a specific domain service account so that it can access remote resources, including files and databases. When the execution starts in the ThreadPool, the user identity of the thread is set to Network Service, which doesn't allow us to access the remote resources.The web application can be accessed by users in different countries simultaneously and the format of the data that we provide to each user is based on their culture settings (using the standard globalization settings in web.config). When the queued thread is started, it has also lost this information and reverts to the default culture for the operating system.
Now, we can probably get around most of these issues by capturing the current user identity and culture in a state object and passing that to the background worker, then impersonate the user and set the culture on the thread, but this seems like a very "unclean" way to resolve this issue.[code]...
I have a page which has a GridView on it, which is populated from a database. Some of the columns in the GridView have text boxes, as well as Checkboxes.When the user saves the page, the page may error if they have not entered their data correctly. At this point, I need to re-display what they have entered already so they can simply make the correction instead of having to change everything from scratch again.
I have a DataGridView, bound to a dataset. All the columns are sortable (.ColumnSortMode.Automatic). The user may change data in certain columns, although not the first ("key") column. When data gets changed on a row, I change the backcolor for that row (to show it as dirty). At some point, the user will do something with all of these changes.
My problem is that I still want the user to be able to resort the data by any of those columns. When it's sorted, though, I lose the backcolors that I changed. I do know which rows are dirty, this is just a cosmetic issue. Isn't there a way to retain those backcolors, or any other such row attribute?
i've a datagridview control populated with records from database. i've formatted certain cells of datagridview according to a condition. (i mean i've set the fore color and back color of cell). But when i export these datagridview contents to excel 2003, no cell colors will be appearing.
i'm developing desktop application with vb.net 2008 and excel 2003.
i've a datagridview control populated with records from database.i've formatted certain cells of datagridview according to a condition.(i mean i've set the fore color and back color of cell).But when i export these datagridview contents to excel 2003, no cell colors will be
I am developing a windows application, how can i store the view state of a page in vb.net. i have 12 labels on a page and when i click on each label the color of the label changes to black, what i want is when i come back to the same page, i want the labels to retain their colors....
I have a WinForms app with a multi-line textbox. This displays and retains (after loading from the DB) line break characters fine. However if I assign the TextBox.Text value to a string variable and then re-assign the variable back to the TextBox.Text property, the line break characters are lost and replaced with a square character (can't past them here as they just paste as a line break!)
So I open files and do whatever with them right. I've set the initial directory to equal the last directory, but whenever I open multiple files, it never sets the directories properly. It acts as though nothing was opened there, so it takes the previous directory as the last one. Thoughts on what's not working? Here's the code.
Code: With FileOpenDialog1 .InitialDirectory = LastDirectory If .ShowDialog = DialogResult.OK Then
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I have multiselect enabled earlier and everything else works but this. When you open a single file, the last directory works fine. It only happens with multiselect.On another note, does anyone know why it freezes when I try to do a lot of files and use another program? I opened 700+ files to see what would happen. When I switched to a IM convo, it froze. When I left it to run, it worked.
If I set a ListBox.Height = ListBox.PreferredHeight when the control is hidden and IntegralHeight = True, then set it visible:
a) Actual Height reduces by typically 3-5 pixels after redraw (but not 1 pixel per item).
b) PreferredHeight does not not appear to give the correct integral of item heights.
Is there a way to make ListBox calculate the correct integral Height before the ListBox is made visible, so it can be correctly pre-positioned from bottom edge?
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load
I am using VB.NET (version 2008). I have two types of items populating in a listbox (checked listbox). For example: lets say one is type "A" and other is "Type B". Their names maybe same so if the user sees those items in listbox then he won;t be able to determine their type until he click on them and checks out its properties. I wanted that I add each item to listbox and colour them so that blue for example means type "A" is there and red means the other. So this way I will be able to know at a glance that how many item of what type is present. I guess it may not be possible to do that in a standard checkedlistbox. I am also using component factory's krypton controls which enhance the gui of an application. But I dunno if I can progress using that.
The scrollbar that comes with the ListBox is too small for touch screens, so I use my own scrollbar instead. But when you do this on various forms you end up repeating a lot of code. So my solution was to create a custom scollbar that has a property I can set to the control I want it to be a scrollbar for. In vb6, I can use the withevents keyword to get access to the control's events so that all the scrollbar related code can be in the custom scrollbar object I created, except...I had to create a refresh method for the consuming code to use to let the scrollbar know when the number of items changes. The scrollbar doesn't need to be told how many items there are because it has access to the control, but for a listbox there is no event to tie into when an item is added/removed so not 100% of the scrollbar related code could be encapsulated.
Is it possible to select an item in one listbox and then display the data of another listbox with the same indexed position? I am planning a project and this is something I would like to attempt but I haven't figured out how to do it.[code..]
I tried doing the above code but instead of displaying the listbox text the message box just returned false.