I have a project, that has alot of controls (mostly buttons, arranges in group boxes, withing )Is there an easy way to drag and drop them to another project and maintain control names, so that I can copy all event code etc.?Another question - how can I move controls within tab control's pages? As I recall, cut - paste loses it's event code.
I'm having trouble transfer a result form one form to another in the same project. I did use the Module but some how the result did not shows in the second from.
1.How can i deploy my project to other computers and transfer all the files that i need? I know i do publish, but do i need to change any of my files setings, or do anyting inparticular get the files to the automatically deploy.for example how MS Office suppliers all file you need to do templates and stuff.
2.How can i tell the other persons to create a folder if they havent got one? my locations to work from is here, but no one will have the rimless data sheets folder and the shapes folder.C:Program FilesRimless Data SheetsShapes.
I want to ask you that how i will start with my Trivial file transfer protocol project... and no guidance is available for me....like how to establishment of connection....
My project specifications are : vb.net and sql server
These two components m dealing with...my request is to u that how I'll start and give some process to my project.
Has anyone ever created controls on a DesignSurface, copied them to the clipboard, then pasted them into the VS Form designer?Mine is basically working but the control names aren't persisting.
I'm trying to make a generic ControlFactory. I've found code for a ControlFactory that has about 10 controls hardcoded in it, and don't consider it a viable option to have a fixed set of controls that it can deal with.
My designer implements the INameCreationService which basically returns: 'Control.GetType().ToString() & TypeOccurranceNumber'.Somehow VS keeps the name when I copy a control from one instance to another. If I don't add the service, then the pasted controls end up with names like: object_777c6275_24e7_4aef_baac_a489ca0bf052 instead of TextBox1.Does VS work because it's internally the same base instance, or is there maybe something else I'm overlooking?
Anyone know how to programmatically copy a set of controls to the clipboard, so the designer can then paste them onto the form?I want to make a function to select a set of fields from the database, make them into configured controls, then put them on the clipboard so I can paste them onto my form in the right area.
I have a .Net web application that I want to take a copy of and create a new application that can be worked on independently of the first - i.e. I want to branch the codebase.
I made SMALL PROJECT IN VB.NET ( USING TABLE, GRIDS) ON MY FRIENDS LAPTOP NOW I M UNABLE TO USE IT ON MY LAPTOP...FORMS ARE NOT WORKING ON MY LAPTOP..M NEW IN VB.NET
ok I have a baseline working project.. now I need to copy it off and make new versions that attach to new systems.. but I want to always start with my working base code.. whats the best way to copy the project to a new dir..
I have been searching and having no luck...So anyway, what I need is a way to copy tab1's controls or items (like textboxes) and then have them pasted into a new tab.
This would be done through a "New Tab" button. When that button is pressed, a new tab will open up and it should have all the same items that tab1 has.
I would like to create a new form within my project that is identical in terms of the controls and components of one of my existing forms. The difference will be in the code where I will change some constants.
Is there a way to copy the controls and components(text boxes...) so that I don't have to use the design mode to create the form again?
I've tried copying the code of the original form and pasting it into the new form, however it only pastes the code and not the actual buttons and texts boxes.
I will use the Background Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS) to transfer files from a client (laptop) to a shared folder on a server within our local network.The problem is a very slow network bandwith, if we transfer a file, the other clients canīt work, all requests to other clients (application) or viewing internet pages needs a long time.My idea is to use BITS in my tool to copy/transfer a file from client to server, also I hope to get more performance for the internet requests.
I have a VS 2005 project. I want to create a project that is exactly the same except for the back end database name. Table names and structure, form names, etc., would not change.What is the easiest way to accomplish this? Copy the project? Start a new project and copy all forms, datasets, etc.?
I am new to software development and need to develop a VB software for one of my projects. **I want to know how can I copy a form created in a project to another.I have copied the form from the old project and tried to paste it in to the new project. But I was failed. I have read one of the answer which have given regarding to another one's question. But unfortunately I am not in the standard to acquire the way I could do it.
This has to be really simple and I am completely missing the boat. I have a VB2008 express windows forms project with several forms and an access database that I work on here at work. I want to copy it to a thumb drive and take it home and work on it there, then bring it back, etc.
I have a bunch of dynamically created controls by the user which I'm storing as a control collection in the session state so I can display them on every postback. Each control that the user generates is a div with other controls inside it. I have a button on each control that will allow the user to either delete the control or duplicate it.
I attached a picture of my existing panel with its controls in this thread, how do you copy it during run time? My project is a server/client application. whenever the client is connected and sends information to the server listening that information is displayed in the server but in a new panel with controls the same as the existing panel for the server, only the location and the information displayed is different. It would look something like in the 2nd attached picture.
I have a tab (created in the form developer) that contains about a dozen controls. I need to be able to clone this tab w/all controls. I have no problem creating the forms. However, the controls don't copy. This is true whether I create the new tab with a string:
TabPages.Add(MO.Name)Or with a tab object assigned to the base form:
Dim NewTab As New TabPage NewTab = MyBaseTabPage TabPages.Add(NewTab)
In either case, my first tab has everything it should have the other tabs have, the other tabs have only the tab name.Basically, I want to be able to clone my base tab into n number of tabs.
I am using multiple forms to create the interface for an application. The main form of the application is the only 'form' used. I am kind of stuck on how to copy the controls to a panel created on the main/different form.UC1 is a public usercontrol, so I don't have to reference every control individually later. mp3ctrl is a public control variable.[code]I have Listbox1 on mp3form. I created a new instance of a transparentlistbox control I have in Form1_Load. When trying to set size/location to Listbox1.size/.location, I get the error of Listbox1 not being declared/inaccessible.I thought by creating new controls on the main form and setting the properties, I could reference the control through the .name, especially since the control has been added to the main form.
I have programmatically created a new project from a windows application. I now want to programmatically add a form to this project that already has some data bound controls on it.
I did a project in VB for a class last week. This weeks project requires we add on to the last project. Is there a way to copy the whole project, then modify the copied version so I can keep the original?
I will be working with another programmer today. He is just installing VB 2010 Express this morning on his computer. My question is how do I copy some of my projects over to his computer. Will copying the folder(s) under C:Documents and SettingsMy_User_NameMy DocumentsVisual Studio 2010 Projects.. be sufficient or will there be other support files I need to copy as well?