Send DLL Args - Information From App To A New Project Created
Nov 16, 2009
What I am wanting to do is pass some information from my app to a new DLL project I have created. In the DLL I have 2 test forms (frm123, frm456). What I need to do is send 2 parameters over to the DLL, when the DLL recieves the info it would then determine which form to open. In the DLL I have in the Main Module ' I will use arg(0) later
Are there any good books out there that will show someone how to set up a form using Visual basic that will take information and send it to the server and then send a recipient an Email?
A user can select a few chec box options, then clicks OK.A new tabpage with a textbox and two buttons is created and added to my form, the textbox can be seen as a sort of 'receipt', and one button is a close button, which deletes that tab, the other button is an edit button.When the user selects edit, I would like the selection page to open up, checking, (through a couple of If conditions, whether a text is contained in the text box), then if a certain text is found in the box, a corresponding checkbox on my form is checked.
So basically, my problem is trying to check the text from a textbox which doesnt exist until after my form is loaded... I need someway to reference this new text box, not forgetting there may be many tabs at one stage.I tried a method in which each new texbox was added to a list, then when the edit button was clicked, it checked the tab index and checked the corresponding textbox, but this would only work for the first tab/textbox and caused issues with the close button, perhaps when the edit button is pressed, VB checks my selected tab, and somehow finds the textbox which is on that tab.
I have an asp.net webpage that only contains a textbox and a button. The user submits their email address using this webpage.What I am trying to do now is take the information submitted by the user and go to another website. Where my "website/program" gives the different website the entered email address, and clicks the submit button.
If I where to physically go to the different website, there would be a textbox to enter the email. But since I am accessing the website from my page "behind the scenes" I cant manually enter their email address.Is it possible to do this, if so how? Also, my code behind is in VB.
I'm wanting to transfer data between two programs. Basically, I have one program which is the "monitor" program. It opens another program and will fill a textbox in said program and then click a button on the program. When everything is done after clicking the button, the program will need to send something back to the monitor to tell it to close the program and open up another one to start the process over again.
I need a code that will let me send string or text to the same application running on a different computer ? im completely new to sending and recieving information in an application.
I am building a customized login form so a worker can access a certain network drive on the network.
PLEASE DON'T SAY USE THE DEFAULT WINDOWS ONE BECAUSE I WANT TO CUSTOMISE THE LOGON INFORMATION.
What I want is to have the user enter their username, password and other information, click on a button and then pass the information in the fields to a batch file as a variable so it can do it's thing from there.
I am trying to send information to an mdb. I have already retrieved data from the database. I have preformed changes to the data, they are all still integers and there is the same number of results as there are samples. How do I get the new results back into a MS Access database?
Output Dim dr As DataRow dr = DS1.Tables(0).NewRow()
[Code]....
Would it be better to create a new row or to access an existing row?
i am trying to ping some terminals and all i could find for code is this
If My.Computer.Network.Ping(IPaddress, 1000) Then MsgBox(IPaddress & " pinged successfully.") Else MsgBox(IPaddress & " request timed out.") End If
it keeps comming up request timed out message. and i got this from microsoft. instead of a message box i am going to return the response to a listview control but i have to get a successful message first.
I have created multiple forms in VB.NET that need to be sent out in emergency situations. For example, the Fire form will instruct employees that they need to evacuate the building, the Tornado form will instruct employees that they need to go to the basement, etc. I have the forms created where they will display over my own computer when I run the application. I have also figured out how to get the list of computers from Active Directory. Now I am stuck. How do I make the form display on another network computer? Does anyone know how to do this?
I'm converting a bunch of FOXPRO / FOXWEB apps to ASP.NET.
The underlying DB is still foxpro (for the moment).
I am passing a table to some VB.NET code that I want to have converted to a CSV file and sent back to the client for download. And it works! Sort of ... It works sometimes, but at other times, instead of asking me if I want to download the CSV file, it just spews the file to the browser window. [code]...
how can i send the content of any form to specify email address on submit button. For example if anyone fill the contact form the on submission all the form data will be send to particular email address which we can specify in coding.
I have an application that connected to a database (SQL Server 2000) .Is there any way to send an information and Report made by Crystal reports by mail so customers can check it from his email?
I recently added a class I created with a tool to my Visual Studio 2010 project but I can't call it in my codebehind file. I was told I need to check the namespace. How do I check and control a classes's namespace?
An currently writing a vb.net application to send and receive information from a client via telnet. Am using System.net.Sockets to do this. I can send data great and get data back is ok. So the Problem is in the command window after I telnet in to the server application, when i press the delete key the cursor moves back a character and doesn't delete the character, just over writes it and when I read the bytes in I get the deleted character and the ascii value for the delete key and then the replacement character. I have seen another telnet application that shows the deletion of characters in the Command window.
Is it possible to send information to a USB Video game controller in VB.Net? The kind of information I want to send to it is information causing the device to think that a button is pressed on the controller when it really is not. Or even better, is it possible to make a USB wire that connects to your computer and another USB port on something such a computer and send information that a video game controller would send to the other computer or whatever? Basically what I want to do is emulate a guitar hero controller sending the data of the buttons being pressed to an xbox 360 console.
When debugging my app it works fine i.e. It gets the two commandline args, through a loop, and execute as expected. However, once I publish it, the app only picks up the first argument, which is the .exe file string. Code below:
Public Sub Main() Dim args() As String = Environment.GetCommandLineArgs() Dim n As integer = args.Length
i ve created a setup file for my project using vs2005....but it doesnot run on anothor target machine..it says that the machine requires windows installer and dot net framework to run my project how do i do this??
I want to send a PDF form from my program.Sending the form is not the problem.But i would like to fill in the Subject, and some detail information in the E-mail automatically.
I have created a Client that can send and receive data via TCP sockets. The objects stored on the serverside are the *exact* same object used for the client. They use the same send and receive protocols.
Now, when i send a string from the server to the client , it does precisely what it should do. However when I send a string to the server.... I do receive the string as an equal length of NULL characters. I run the server and client locally.
Basicly what can influence the behaviour between two completely identical objects performing the exact same task? I wonder if there is some socketflag issue if the TCPlistener.accept function returns a completely different setup then the one I R used to.
(if it is of any interest, the send protocol is asynchronious)
I'm looking at an old module to add some new features. I noticed this in a subroutine declaration:sub foo(...,optional fum as integer = 0)the later if not isnothing(fum) then <do something>I'm wondering, will <do something> ever be executed? I'm guessing not, since fum has a default value, but I want to be sure I'm getting this correctly.