I have problem working with FolderBrowserDialog object in VISUAL BASIC. It only returns folders and it does not return shortcuts. Is there any way that when I use this object I would be able to see let's say shortcuts that I have on desktop?
On our intranet website, I need to give option to user to specify the location where they would like to save files. The files would be generated by a background process. Is there a way user can specify the location? I can not use FileUpload since that requires file to be specified. I notice that FolderBrowserDialog is for clientserver vb.net app and not asp.net.
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.
I was wondering if there is any way to create a FolderBrowserDialog IN the form, not a pop-up dialog.I was looking around and I found that I can do this by the extension provider.I can inherit the FolderBrowserDialog since it's not a control.[code]
I'm not sure how to use it, And for some reason I couldn't find it on MSDN, Unless I looked it up wrong, But I am making an MP3 Player, And I'd like to choose a folder that carries multiple MP3 files, And by clicking on it, It will bring the MP3 files into the windows media player component I am using and add the file names into a listbox.
The following code worked fine in MS Office 2007 PowerPoint Macro.However, in 2010 it crashes at the line "For each cht in..Function CopySheetChart(Sheet As Excel.Worksheet, Row As Integer, Col As Integer, _
Workbookname As String) As Boolean
' Copy the Excel sheet that has top left copy to RowOffset from the page header, and column Col
Dim tcplistener As New System.Net.Sockets.TcpListener
This does not compile with the error "Overload resolution failed because no accessible 'New' accepts this number of arguments." The thing is, I have to declare it as New because otherwise I will get a null-reference exception...
It appears that my favorite thing in the world is tackling projects that are beyond my current knowledge and abilities. I have a little project that I am working on which is a simple image viewer stocked with (upon completion) your standard Load..., Next/Previous, Zoom In/Out, Actual Size, and Full Screen capabilities. However, I am running into a few snags:
(1) I've been able to get my "Load..." button to display a file dialog box, but I cannot seem to get a working filter (with which only image file types are allowed to be selected) in working order.
(2) I have a PictureBox object (entitled PictureBox1) that displays the image selected via the file dialog box, but it loads images in their full size (1:1/100% zoomed) state without scrollbars, etc. to allow me to navigate the loaded image. I would like to have it load the image, initially, to fit within the dimensions of PictureBox1 and from there be able to zoom in/out via my "Zoom In/Out" and "Actual Size" buttons and be able to scroll if the zoom level is beyond the dimensions of PictureBox1.
(3) It dawned on me that I haven't the faintest idea how to get my "Next/Previous" buttons to allow the user (me) to navigate, in succession, the images contained in the folder in which the currently loaded image is stored. [code]
If it is deemed that this thread is inappropriately requesting help, I ask that it be locked/deleted quickly as I recognize that this is a large community with many discussions going without need of unwelcome posts.
FolderBrowserDialog1.ShowDialog() TextBox1.Text = FolderBrowserDialog1.SelectedPath If FolderBrowserDialog1.SelectedPath = Nothing = True Then MsgBox("Select your folder..") If FolderBrowserDialog1.SelectedPath = Nothing = True Then Button1.Enabled = False If FolderBrowserDialog1.SelectedPath = Nothing = False Then Button1.Enabled = True End Sub
Do anyone know if its possible to set the rootfolder of a FolderBrowserDialog box to only show my network places (xp) / Network (Vista). It's not available as a Environment.SpecialFolder in vb.net.
like the dialog you get when selecting map network drive -> Browse in windows explorer, see screenshot below.
I'm working a backup program and to determine the destination location, I give them the choice to type it in, or browse to it. Lately, I've been getting this error after they browse to it using the FolderBrowserDialog to set the location and the containing form is closed:
Managed Debugging Assistant 'DisconnectedContext' has detected a problem in 'C:UsersJFVDocumentsVisual Studio 2008Projects[backup program]in[backup].exe'. Additional Information: Context 0x792960' is disconnected. Releasing the interfaces from the current context (context 0x7927f0).This may cause corruption or data loss. ensure that all contexts/apartments stay alive until the application is completely done with the RuntimeCallableWrappers that represent COM components that live inside them.
I have Visual Studio.NET 2002 with SP1.However it does not have the FolderBrowserDialog component installed for some reason.Is there anywhere I can download this component?
I have a program where the users generally use UNC paths. For a textbox where they type in a new path to work with, I'd like to be able to make it easy for them by having a button to fire off a FolderBrowserDialog so they can just navigate to it. Alas, I cannot seem to feed it a UNC path as a starting point.
What do I do that I can repeat this function?When selecting a folder, the second time. The program displays an error.However, once I choose a folder and correctly, it displays.After re-election, has already spoiled
Private Sub LoadInfoFromSYSToolStripMenuItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles LoadInfoFromSYSToolStripMenuItem.Click Me.regBox1.Text = ""
I have a FolderBrowserDialog and I want to set the root folder to the folder that the application is sitting in.I do not know in advance where the user has put the application, but I can find that (I think) by using Application.StartUpPathHow do I set the FolderBrowserDialog.RootFolder to the Application.StartUpPath ??
I want to copy rarreg.key to the folder specified. Here's what I got so far. It compiles fine, but I keep getting an unhandled exeption has occurred in your application... And get "Empty file name is not legal. Parameter name: sourceFileName.".[code]...
I am passing value via an object property form1 to form2 my class was working before, but I guess when i create the instance of the form2 in form1 my calls in my class no longer work properly.
I'm trying to find a way to reproduce the FolderBrowserDialog control functionality but not in a dialog. I'm been looking around for a good part of today for solutions but with very little progress. I found a few writeups on listing folders and their contents in a treeView but nothing about listing everything including "My Computer", "Desktop", etc. This seems like something that would've been built right in to Visual Studio. I'm working with VS 2005.