I'm not sure which way to do this, i want to save numerous login user/pass to file i can:1) save to a .txt file2) save to a .xml filethe format i would use for a.txt file would be user|pass, for xml something like:
i have invoice form separated into 2 parts the upper part is master (header) and detail (body) in invoices where header contains date,name,invoice number,etc ..and the lower part is the body contains the datagridview with its details like the item name or code,qty,price,discount,etc the problem is i want to save the invoice headers in a table and the body in another different table but with a realtion between the 2 of them by the invoice id i think i put it in the invoices' form load. but i cant get it right.by the way iam using vb. net 2005 and my db is sql 2005.
i have invoice form separated into 2 parts the upper part is master (header) and detail (body) in invoices where header contains date,name,invoice number,etc ..and the lower part is the body contains the datagridview with its details like the item name or code,qty,price,discount,etc the problem is i want to save the invoice headers in a table and the body in another different table but with a realtion between the 2 of them by the invoice id i think i put it in the invoices' form load. but i cant get it right so if any one have an example by code 2 solve this prob ,
is it possible to get the details of an mp3 file like the Contributing Artist, Artist, Album, Year etc. and display it into a form? I am using the IO namespace and I have almost tried all the methods and properties under my variable.
I've found all sorts of threads about extracting file icons, and I'm able to do that no problem, but I would like to also extract some other information from a file (like you can find in the properties window), such as the file description. Are there any commands that are geared specifically toward getting this information?
Does anyone know how to run windows explorer with an admin account while logged in with a non admnistrative account? i want to be able to open up an admin share on a remote host with windows explorer instead of iexplorer. I tried some code I found on the net to impersonate but it didn't work.
I have a small problem that I was hoping you could help me with. I was wondering if anyone could show me how to make it so when I save my textbox to the file it would show new lines for the text.
I feel bad to post another question, but I can't find a answer to this kind of question anywhere.I am using some text files as a database. To seperate the records I use the # symbol. I am just using the write method to do this.... so when I open the text file it's a very very very loooooooooooooooooong line.
Public Class Form1 Dim ScreenData(3, 4) As TextBox Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click FileOpen(1, CurDir() &
I am currently working on a stock market monitoring application. how to create a new portfolio(sort of a personal account) for each user that accesses the system such that 2 different users do not have the same portfolio. I am making use of SQL server for my database.
If i want save (Textarea1.text)How i can save it JUST like it is in TEXTAREA1.text including text, spaces and different jumps in text?And how i can change color of my selected words like
>> This Coding . Language . Is From () My Head
All words where is '.' at the line is colored like red.
How can I make it that if a file exists, it will rename it with the exact name, but with a number by it? For example, my program takes a picture and names it "screenshot." I want it to make it say "screenshot1," if "screenshot" is already used, and so on. This is what I tried, but didn't work.
Dim name as String = "Screenshot" If File.Exists("C:This" & name & ".png") Then screenshot.Save("C:This" & name + 1.ToString & ".png",
I've got a SQL Server and I need to save files somewhere and I guess I hsave two options
1. Save the file path
2. Save the file in the database.
Issues with option 1 are for complicated reasons the file path is not the same for everyone. I'm talking about saving 200-400 per month, is there any issues with saving them into a SQL Server Database that is used by internal employees only?
Currently I am saving data from my applications by saving a text file via a stream reader as a string. I have come to a problem. In my current application, I have an array of the following structure:
I am trying to use the BGW to save a DGV to excel file, but don't know how to do it correctly, specifically setting the savefile name this code doesn't work gives me:
'System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException' occurred - Make sure the specified folder exists. - Make sure the folder that contains the file is not read-only. - Make sure the file name does not contain any of the following characters:
Ensure that your Main function has STAThreadAttribute marked on it. This exception is only raised if a debugger is attached to the process. I also tried doing the Save in the BGW RunWorker Completed event but then there is no file name. It seems I need to pass the file name the user inputs in the SaveFileDialog to the BWG WorkerCompleted event somehow
Private Sub excelexp_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles excelexp.Click ProgressBar2.Visible = True Saving.Visible = True Dim saveFileDialog1 As New SaveFileDialog() [Code] .....
Basically I have a VB.net word processor application, With a; Rich Text Box Header Label(as system.windows.forms.label) Footer Label(as system.windows.forms.label) The printing is no problem, but the problem I am having is saving the header and footer label's text into the RTF file and also loading these into the header and footer labels.
When I save settings for an application using My.Settings.Save it saves it in %AppData%LocalCompanyname. Because I don't want my app to be installed and I want it to be a just .exe file, and it leaves some files on that computer. I like it to be in my apps location. Can I change that default location?
I would like to ask. I have saving to a text file down now with multiple lines and it works.
How do i open this text file into a label.I know about open file dialog which is the same as savefiledialog.
So how do i open the text file and display the text in a label with multiple lines using the one click of a button and a open file window thingy.Does anyone have code that could me with this.
i am trying to do a text file to save some configurations. Basically when the application starts it will check if the text file is exist, if not it will create a new text file. Now i'm having a problem is when i try to append the newly created/exist text file, sometimes i need to press the 'save' button many times to update the text file.
Here is part of my When the form loads
Private Sub Config_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load If My.Computer.FileSystem.FileExists("C: extfile.ini") = False Then
I am pretty good with visual basic and visual studio, but the one problem I have is saving... I am currently creating a game, and it has a lot of variables, I want o be able to save all those variables to a text file and then re-open it later. When it is open, i want the variables to have the original value from the text document.
To sum it up: I need variables to be saved in a text file, and then be able to open the text file back and have the variables have the proper values from the text file.
I have been searching around google, and I found ideas, but I have no idea how to use them. Like using XML or saving a table with " TextFile.WriteFromTable" "TextFile.ReadToTable" but I don't exactly get how to use those (the posts weren't too clear)
below the form i have a button that saves the data to a text file called 'mailinglist.txt'
So i enter the data into the fields and click the button like as follows:
Full Name: John Smith Amount Contribted in �: 40
However..... when i go view the text file it displays John smith40, which i want a space between the name and the numeral.
Also as i want a maximum of 5 people added to the mailing list, i would like a function that lets me somehow "adds" an extra 4 people to the text file without overwriting the 1st name, and uses the same "current" form displayed to the user.
Here is the code as follows:
Public Class Form2 Private Sub TextBox2_TextChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles TextBox2.TextChanged
I am able to browse to a file and save its path in a textbox, but the slashes from path are removed when saved to the database. C:Program FilesApplicationDocStudio.bmp becomes C:Program FilesApplicationDocStudio.bmp Public Class FormSettings Dim Result As String [Code] .....
We have a windows service running under a network account that calls and runs an ActiveX exe. The exe is running under the local system account, not the network account of the service.
I need to be able to get the details of a m4a file (Title, artist, album) via a script so I can rename and move the files into a folder. Currently I have around 3200 songs that I accidentally renamed and moved to the root of my drive. I want to write a script to put them back into an organized file structure. Is there a way that I can do this using VB or Powershell?
I am trying to use a fileupload, to add rows to my gridview on this page. This page is basically a simple admin panel where I can add data to my database. The file upload is used to grab the path of the file and upload the path to the database not the file. The problem is whenever i run my program pick a file, it uploads fine expect the path shows up as true not as the path. the gridview and details view both use the same sqladapater