I need to assign code to a button, that when clicked on, validates an ISBN code, and displays a message that it is either Valid or Invalid. I basically need help transforming code used in a console application that will now be used in a windows form application, so no more writeline stuff, now message boxes. [code]
I'm looking forward to reading and adding more to the community here. I've created a text based rpg. Next semester we are learning Visual Basic. I'm on winter break and I would like to get a head start on my learning. I've been working on creating some forms and message boxes. What is throwing me off, is that I have a good feel for doing coding so that I get functionality the will produce effects in a console. Coding the forms is a bit confusing for me. Is this something that others have run into? Is their some good primers for VB? I don't have my text books yet.
I'm running into some strange exceptions coming from a few workstations that are running one of our Windows Forms Applications. The application is written for .NET Framework 2.0 and coded in VB.NET. We've re-imaged the machines a couple of time but not matter what we do, the same problem occurs. We are not seeing this problem with any other machines besides these two. Below is the exception message and the Stack Trace. Can anyone provide any insight as to why this may be happening?
I have some friends who are 'old-school' VB6 database developers and I was telling them about .NET and its features, specifically ADO.NET. In our conversation, they brought up the following reasons why they would rather stick with ADO than move to ADO.NET: The Dataset is disconnected (What if power fails?)
The same amount of code still has to be written The new options of Dataset, BindingSource and TableAdapter seem confusing the same code is written programatically access the Database, all that changes is how that command is laid out. Why ADO.NET is 'better' than ADO with regards to data access when it comes to Windows Forms applications. What does ADO.NET provide that ADO does not? What does it do better than ADO? I'd like examples that do not involve LINQ.
I may be the only person still automating excel this way and I am looking at doing it in ways that better handle COM objects and such, but for now I just importMicrosoft.Office.Interop.Excel and go for it. Something that gave me a lot of grief at first was hanging excel.exe processes, but there are tons of resources online for fixing that. At this point I am pretty confident in my abilities to handle it.One thing I did notice and was wondering about is how does closing a windows forms application interact with excel.exe running in the background and likely more specifically the garbage collector. I have written quite a few excel automation projects and noticed that after I run my program .exe and it has completed there is an excel.exe process that hangs on until I close the pop up window from the windows forms application. Why is that happening?
I need to get a button to enter the applications subfolder and randomly select 1 file to be played in the windows media player COM which i have put in the form. I have tried creating a shuffling playlist but i cant get it to stop after one file is played (it just goes on shuffeling to another file, and i really do not want a playlist). I manage to create a batch file to be started to randomly pick a file in that folder, but when i do this the file is being played in the systems default player..
In a windows forms project, I have several combo boxes. The first combo box contains a list of objects. Those objects then have several lists which are used as the datasource's for the successive combo boxes, depending on which item is chosen in the first.
Im trying to make a program that allows the user to view additional information via moving the cursor over the label to view (make visble) additional information, in the form of text boxes and/or picture boxes. How will i go about doing this?
Okay, here's my dilemma. I want certain applications to run when they are checked in a check box and when the submit button is pressed. I already know that you can launch an application by using
I have a program running in many machines in a network. The program reads a Sql database, and there's a table showing one table in a DataGridView in each computer from the same DB stored on the server. The same table in all the computers. What I want to do is, every time one computer changes something in the table, to update every table in all the computers.
Every program writes an entry in the database to know that they are connected to the DB. So any program can know who the other computers are.
How can all the computers know that there was a change in the table? (the idea is the get the changes quickly)
I'm currently working on updating an ms access database by using this code:the error is: System.Windows.Forms.MouseEventArgs
I don't know what is it, can you help me solve my problem, adding, deleting, listing, searching for records is already working. If I can finish this update then I can proceed with the system that we are doing for a company for our school project
Windows 7 Home Premium X64 Visual Basic 2010 Express SP1 All Visual Studio updates installed except for a Visual C++ security update
The problem:Sometimes message boxes in a console app close after clicking the ok button on one before all the messages are displayed. It is just supposed to display one message box after another. Same code as above, A message box in a console app will sometimes minimize to the taskbar before displaying all the messages after the OK button is clicked on The same code as the above 2 problem but in a Windows form app will display all of the message boxes, But.sometimes won't show the form at the end like it should.
The bugs I know happen when I run the programs from VB itself, don't know about the EXE outside of VB.I know it isn't my code because others have tried it and had no problems.What can I try to fix it?EDIT: Code for the one with the button and form:Public Class Form1
I am working on moving applications from Windows 2000 to new server Windows 2003 R2(64 Bit). I noticed that there are some VB programs and config files for those programs have been placed in Windows 2000 Registry. Some other applications are using them from different servers.Why do we use registry here? How can i move these to registry in windows 2003? Can I just move these or do I have to write VB programs to place them in 2003 registry?
I am doing an application where a person can enter a string in a text box. The application reverses it. That all works fine.
I am trying to set up an if statement where if nothing is entered in the box and Submit is clicked, a message box pops up and tells you that the box can't be empty. The message box pops up fine but when the user clicks on ok to close the box, another blank box pops up. How do I get rid of the blank message box?
I am doing an application where a person can enter a string in a text box. The pplication reverses it. That all works fine.I am trying to set up an if statement where if nothing is entered in the box and Submit is clicked, a message box pops up and tells you that the box can't be empty. The message box pops up fine but when the user clicks on ok to close the box, another blank box pops up. How do I get rid of the blank message box?Code is as follows:
Private Sub btnReverse_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnReverse.Click If String.IsNullOrEmpty(txtInputStr.Text) Then
okay so I have a simple code to generate card picks and store them in numbers except no two cards can be the same so my checkIf functions checks it against the current list. Also no four a values can be the same since there are only 4 cards of the same type in a standard deck. Now the problem I am having is that when I run my code I only get two message boxes when I believe I should be getting 30 - (15 a's and 15 b's).[code]
I have an assignment where Im supposed to make a compound calculator which displays interest earned each year (e.g. next 10 years) as well as the total amount for those years. Im having difficulties in writing the code for the calculation.I know the formula and how it works but Im not entirely sure how to use it in VB
In Visual Basic Express, is there a way to format text in message boxes? Specifically, I want to be able to add tabs to align text on successive lines. Currently, I'm just adding a bunch of spaces, for example, see below. I'm using Visual Basic Express 2005.
In Visual Basic Express, is there a way to format text in message boxes? Specifically, I want to be able to add tabs to align text on successive lines. Currently, I'm just adding a bunch of spaces, for example, see below. I'm using Visual Basic Express 2005.
If MsgBox("The OUTPUT quantity for Acid Distillate is zero." & vbCrLf & "WAS THERE ANY ACID DRAINED FROM THIS BATCH?" & vbCrLf & vbCrLf & "If you need to enter a quantity
I can't rename my text boxes, it gives me an error message" The name txtjeffSales is already in use by another component. But I just created the project aand there is no way that anything else has that name, even if I try slight variations of that name it just won't let me do it, wtf is going on here? Attached image(s)
My app consists of some text boxes which use msg boxes on invalid input. How can i replace these msg boxes with balloon tips that will appear under each text box on invalid input.
I have a desktop (XP) application and a CE app (Motorola MC9090) and I want to Scan few Barcodes with Motorola and then send the text to the application on PC using WiFi. I have no idea how to do it - (VB.NET preferred)
I understand that currently vb.net message boxes support buttons like ok,cancel,yes,no,abort,retry.but i am wondering how do i customize my own message boxes such that i can rename the yes,no buttons to any text like delete or discard.
Where can I find standard (licence free) animations like "Copy" for self implemented windows applications (avi,animated gif)? Visual Studio has only few animations in its image library (unfortunately not the "Copy" animation).