i have a textbox1 with the following text c:xxxy how can i open Folderbrowserdialog.selectedpath with a variable,i mean:when i try to do Folderbrowserdialog.selectedpath=textbox1.text, this displays a error.
Do you know why this happens? If (strCampaignFolder <> "") Then 'Next line works fine when strCampaignFolder already has a value set by FolderBrowserDialog1.SelectedPath further below.
FolderBrowserDialog1.SelectedPath = strCampaignFolder Else 'PROBLEM: Next line causes the external .NET code 'UnsafeNativeMethods' to put the app to sleep when strCampaignFolder has no existing value!
How would I split Folderbrowserdialog1.selectedpath to remove the selected folder but keep the path to it, e.g C:Folder1Folder2Selectedfolder becomes C:Folder1Folder2
I am in the process of creating a reporting module. I am stumped on trying to load a report from an existing saved report with an OpenFileDialog. The report that is selected will not load into the CrystalReportViewer. I receive the following error:
Private Sub OpenToolStripMenuItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, _ ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles tripMenuItem.Click ' Open an existing report file.
I am pretty new to the vb community and very new to this forum. I am glad I found this place too because its an extremely helpful place due to how much time a lot of you have put in helping others and such; great work.
Well on to my question that I wasnt able to find out exactly using my search. What I want to do is use opendialog to select a location to an access database and then take that location, and use it to update my connection string db location. Would it be possible to edit the path at runtime like that using an opendialog? Also, if that is possible, would it be able to save that location to the program so that I wouldnt have to be edit again. The reason why I just dont hardcore the location into the database is because there will be many different computers that the program will be installed into and the person I am making this for wants the flexibility to move the database around at will.
I'm writing a small business app in VB10 and I need to automate some things with the whole system.There's a website with an opendialog box (choose file) and I need my app (webbrowser) to click it and automatically choose 1 file to load.
What does this error mean? I havent modified anything in the designer code, but its giving me an error? WithEvents variable 'Move' conflicts with event 'Move' in the base class 'Control' and should be declared 'Shadows'. The error relates to Friend WithEvents Move As System.Windows.Forms.DataGridViewCheckBoxColumn
Im working on my project. and i just asking if i can used this Property in vb. NET [URL] when i install adobe photoshop .. i see on the leff installer...something like a menu and the menu move step by step when the user move between Forms
I've got a form with a list box that allows the user to move items up and down depending on their order of display preference.I would like to reorder the XML file accordingly so when it is read in it matches their settings.Here is a sample of the XML. I've been able to search down to the hole node and delete it, so I've got a small start at this:[code]I'm just not sure how to go about inserting it in a new position.
I've written an app in VB2008 using a Windows Vista laptop. My problem is that when I run the app on my XP desktop, the fonts look a little blurry/ blocky. I've attached 2 screenshots (which don't really capture the issue too well unfortunately).The 'Vista' screenshot is the one I am happy with - it looks fine on screen. The 'XP' screenshot looks blocky. (If you look at the 'O' in 'OK' you can really see the difference.)
How does one go about moving a directory using VS2005? I have a treeview that is populated with the network's directory structure, but only on a much smaller scale. When the folder is selected in the treeview, the full path is displayed in a label.
This is the source folder. The destination folder will be hardcoded. The issue is that its only moving the files within the source folder and not the folder and its contents. I have tried using the Directory.Move but kept getting an odd error, "Cannot create a file when that file already exists." It doesn't exist in the destination folder...odd[code...]
I know that pressing ctrl- will take us to the last place. What about if we want to move forward? Also where in the vb.net documentation is this mentioned?
i want to move through the database searching for data.i know that with vb and access we used movenext movelast, BOF ,EOF that type of thing.now i am using sql and VS2010.
How can I Move a frame into another using vb.net?e.g.I have these two files
Frame.vb NewFrame.vb
within Frame.vb on the load code i want to move NewFrame in to Frame.also if i put a button in Frame.vb on that clicks button event i also want to move NewFrame.vb in to Frame.
I have drawn a rectangle using GDI+ but I need to move the rectangle with the arrow keys. I have the code to do it, but there is something wrong with the code: the rectangle won't move.
Currently, in the first gridview, is a list of groups a member has access to. The second gridview is bound to a table that contains a list of every type of group and has an Add button which adds it to the first gridview and updates a table adding that group to a member.
This is what I am trying to do:
When the Add button (in the second gridview) for a row is clicked, it will be added to the first one (like it currently does), but I would also like it to disappear from the second gridview. So basically, a group should only be visible in either the first gridview or the second, not both. The problem I have is I don't want to modify the table because obviously the table contains all possible groups.
I'm making a space invaders game and have simply used pictureboxes for all the aliens and the tank etc. This is really slow during gameplay so i'm hoping gdi+ will be faster. I've been researching how to do this for hours on end with no success. All I want to do is create a gdi object in the form of a bitmap or jpeg and for it to move across the screen smoothly at reasnoble speed.