so I created a new control. When the user changes the font, I don't want the user to change the font past font size 14. If the user changes the font past 14, the font should reset to 14.Here is what I have so far.
Private Sub LoginControl_FontChanged(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.FontChanged Dim myFont As Font
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The problem here is that this code makes the font, Arial 12 static, and whenever I change the font size, the font always goes back to Arial 12.
Below is my gridview sample that retrieve a formatted html in my database..All i want to achieve is to limit the maximum length of characters i.e "50" then automatically create a pagination for the succeeding characters..to be posted in the gridview
i have built the following table in a datagrid view component using the following code: -
Private Sub BuildDataTable() Dim dc As System.Data.DataColumn Me.mDataTable.TableName = "Tabel 1"
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lets say the user wishes to but 1000 into one of the "Time (ms)" cells, but i would like the max value to be 850. how do i then make the cell they attempted to change equal to 850 and display a warnning?
how do i stop them from adding more than 2 decimal places?
I am currently making my own custom controls, I want the user to be able to change the control's size, but only the width, the height needs to stay constant.
I need to setting the maximum size on a picture box. I thought the syntax for setting size was picturebox.MaximumSize = (Width,Height) but doesnt seem to work. Did syntax change from VB6?
i am using the ioniczip.dll to create folders with my application and this works great BUT when i want to compress a file bigger than 300MB it can't. Does Ioniczip.dll have a file size limit that it can zip.
What is the maximum size of a multidimensional array in VB.NET (in my case two-dimensional)? I'm using Visual Studio 2008, Framework 3.5 I found in msdn [URL]: "The length of every dimension of an array is limited to the maximum value of a Long data type, which is (2 ^ 64) - 1. The total size limit of an array varies, based on your operating system and how much memory is available. Using an array that exceeds the amount of RAM available on your system is slower because the data must be read from and written to disk." However, I am trying to use an array of data type single, with dimensions 64513 by 301 but Visual Studio seems to freeze when I execute the line to redimension the array ( Redim myArray(64513, 301) ). I have 4Gb of RAM and am using Windows XP (32-bit).
I have a list box on my form with 2 value - "2010" & "2011". When I change the value in the listbox it should set the minimum and maximum value of 2 datetimepickers. Each time I try to change the value I get an error - for example if I change the listbox from 2011 to 2010 I get the error: "Value of '31/03/2011 00:00:00' is not valid for 'MaxDate'. 'MaxDate' must be greater than or equal to MinDate. Parameter name: MaxDate"
If ListBox1.SelectedIndex = "0" Then DateTimePicker1.MaxDate = #3/31/2011# DateTimePicker1.MinDate = #4/1/2010# DateTimePicker2.MaxDate = #3/31/2011# DateTimePicker2.MinDate = #4/1/2010# End If If ListBox1.SelectedIndex = "1" Then DateTimePicker1.MaxDate = #3/31/2012# DateTimePicker1.MinDate = #4/1/2011# DateTimePicker2.MaxDate = #3/31/2012# DateTimePicker2.MinDate = #4/1/2011# End If
I want to set minValue and maxValue of text boxes to define a range of acceptable values for validation purposes.In VB 6 this is straight forward and can be done under text box properties, however in visual studio vb .net 2010 this is not the case or it may be the case that i am missing something.
What is the point of the max value of a scrollbar when it can't be attained? I put a horizontal scroll bar on a form and set the maximum value dynamically. After a bit of testing, there is no way for the scroll bar to attain this maximum value. Instead, I am always ending at Max-2. It always comes up two short. So what is the point of the maximum value if it can't be attained?
I'm working on a form where a user can submit a file through asp:fileupload, but want to display a specific error message if the user uploads a file exceeding 10MB. However, when I put a try catch statement, my error message does not get displayed, only the default one.How do I make sure it gets displayed?
Try If fuAttach.HasFile Then Dim filename As String = fuAttach.FileName
i tryed to search after it, i think i have seen it before but couldnt find it again, tryed to search for hours.i want to make a maximum size allowed to upload to my ftp, with my ftp uploader.
I created a script for caching some images my program needs, so they aren't downloaded from the web everytime. But the cache folder is getting big, and it's getting big fast. It's not really the plan to have a cache of 1Gb or something like that, so I would like to create something like this to set the maximum size:
But I don't really know were to start. Sure I can create some check, and if the maximum is exceeded, remove the whole map, or the oldest files. But maybe the oldest files are the one's used the most.
How can i resize the form and resize the richtextbox at the same time...(height)We know tht the difference is 18... if you look from up-to-down...u have 18 pxls of free space and everything else is the rtb... The real size:[code]
I added a multiline textbox to my form. I only wanted that users can add 3 lines.This code works perfect if i don't add the messagebox. Any ideas?
Private Sub txtFunctie_TextChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles txtFunctie.TextChanged If txtFunctie.Lines.Length > 3 Then SendKeys.Send("{BACKSPACE}")
My app writes events to event log from time to time using below [code]...
Problem is this app is installed on multiple remote sites and form time to time the event log becomes full one or the other pc and app start to give error. Is there a way to set the Event Log, Log Size setting to 'Overwrite events as needed' via code so the event log never fills up?
How can one set the screen size? As with the task bar, by incressing the size sets new limits when maximizing an application's window. How can I tell the system what would be the demensions of the desktop screen: left, top, width, height?
The reported size is 10. Can someone explain the difference here? My hunch is that VB6 is using a .75 step because my system is configured at 96 DPI, and .NET is not using said step, or not reporting its usage, but I'm not sure.
How can a TextBox or RichTextBox buffer size be set? I have data that goes to a TextBox continuously, but I want to set a maximum size of buffer for the TextBox. I read in one forum someone suggesting to set the TextBox MaxLength property, but the questioner replied that he had tried this, and when the MaxLength was reached no further data input was possible, and what he wanted was the situation where new data could still come in, but the oldest data was then deleted, i.e a rolling buffer, which is precisely
I built a console application that reads a directory of files, builds a 'put' statement for each file and submits each statement to a webservice. Then, it reads the webservice output (for each statement), parses it for a specific string, builds a 'get'statement and submits the 'get' to the webservice (for each file).Then, the application reads the 'get' output stream and writes a file (to the local file system) for each file that was submitted, using a streamwriter.I have encountered an issue where some files are unable to be written to the local file system by the streamwriter.After much testing I have figured out that any file exceeding 4096 bytes will cause the application to hang where streamwriter should write the output to file.I have tried the syntax below to increase the size of the streamwriter buffer however, it doesn't seem to be working.I do need to mention that I am an extreme novice with VB or any other language and have, for the most part written this module from research and code samples.I should mention that this module does work for any file that is less than 4096 bytes in size.
I have FileUpload Control on my Page: <asp:FileUpload runat="server" ID="fuAttachment" CssClass="fileUploadCSS" size="76" />
I want to change size of this Control on Button's Click event though Jquery. How do i set it? because ($("#fuAttachment").size Doesn't working. and ($("#fuAttachment").width returns null
I am working on an application using vb 2008 express. I have built test programs over the past few weeks and shared them for feed back. Today when I finished some work, I built another test application, but when I install it the start-up screen maximizes but is set between one and two desktop icons from the top of the screen.
In debug mode it looks fine. In the past it looks fine. Each time I start the program the screen is in a slightly different location. It is set to start maximized and to the best of my knowledge, I did not change any settings in the property area. I have tried loading on three computers and the results are the same. Any ideas on what I could have done to produce this strange result?