VB 2010 : Make A Custom Text Box Using A Picture Box And A Label?
Nov 15, 2011
I'm trying to make a custom text box, using a picture box and a label. Here's what I want a code for: If the user clicks the label, I want it to act as a usual text box does. I want the label to become editable, to have a blinking cursor, and all that kind of stuff.
I am just wondering how I can make a listbox count the number of selected items and display it in a text label. My listbox selection mode is on MultiExtended.
I have a custom control label that I am trying to give all the same properties and functionality to as a regular label. I can change the text, font, and assign the auto size property. However, I cannot figure out a way to make the control re-size correctly. Does anyone have any suggestions or code examples of a custom control being re-sized to fill the entire control?
Is it possible in VB 2010 that you can make an "App" on the desktop.Attached Image:This image is made in photoshop, but as its show at the picture, this is how it should work like in VB. Where you can see through the "battery glass". i have tried with"Opacity" and "TransparencyKey", they do not work for what I want.
How to make the picturebox appear randomly? And, when i click on them when it's is appeared, the score will +1? this is Whack-a-Mole, sorry that i don't know what this game's name. Can you tell me how to make the picturebox appear randomly and disappear after a short moment(0.5 sec something). And the game total time i would like to have about 1 minute.
How can I go about making text linkable. I do not wish to display the valid url, instead just a filename or word phrase.
As you can see below, I tried inserting a linklabel control into the rtb. but the link label does not anchor to the rtb so that when I scroll it, it remains in the same place.
I would prefer to somehow turn regular text within the rtb into a link and associate it with a url. Then call the sub linkclicked to process the action.
Public Sub MakeLink(ByVal sText As String) Dim rr1 = Regex.Replace(sText, "<html.*?<h6>Attachments</h6>", "Attachments", RegexOptions.Singleline)
how to make a label update and add another letter beside it? E.X : I want it to say Loading then 1 seconds later it goes to loading. then to loading.. then loading...
What is the standard / best practices way to achieve the effect of text formatting within a label in a standard .NET Windows Forms Application? For example, I want a label I would programmatically change. However, I might want a particular word in the label to be bold.
I'm attempting to make a scrolling text label at the bottom of a form. It is the type of scroll you can see on the weather station when there is a tornado warning out. I was wondering if someone could help me go about doing it?
Basically, I am trying to have a label, which scrolls smoothly. The scroll text will be the contents of a string variable. I was also wondering if it would be possible to have the entire scroll "disappear" as the end of it scrolls onto the left side of the screen, then it pauses for a moment, and starts the scroll again, playing an alert tone each time.
On my app. there is a lot of labels created by code (Please see my post "Filter text before Data Binding) how can I by clicking on one of this labels have the app respond by bringing up a text box bound to the same field so that changes can be made to that field?
I dragged and dropped a label from the toolbox onto a form (Label6) and stupidly went to the properties window and set "Text" to blank. Label6 shows when the program is run using F5 but does not show on the design surface if I want to move or remove it. How do I get it back onto the design surface or remove it completely?
How can I set my application in VB 2010 to do something when I press a certain key on the keyboard? I heard somethin about the Keypress Event but i'm not sure that will actually work. I want a code so that my application can do the following things: If I press either the left or the right Windows Logo key on the keyboard, I want it to make Label2 visible. I already set the Visible value on false in Mybase.Load.
I'm trying to make a slider, or a custom scroll bar, whatever you want to call it, in VB 2010. But I want it to act as an usual scroll bar. I simply can't make it stay inside my form, it just moves around. I have a photo of my code and my designer down the thread. What should I add? I tried to make it stay inside Panel1.
I'm trying to extract the text between: <label for=field_1> and </label> I have captured the HTML into a string using the webbrowser control, and am using the following function to try and get the text within the tag:Public Function midReturn(ByVal first As String, ByVal last As String, ByVal total As String) As String
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However, this code will not work, if I use <label for=field_1> as the first string and </label> as the second.
I want to display the text of a label as a underscore character until specified otherwise. Kind of like how you can show text in a textbox as any character using passwordchar