VS 2010 Restrict A TextBox To Only Numbers?
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View 2 Replies[code]...how to restrict numbers for TextBox?
View 6 Repliesi want to restrict input of a textbox to only numbers but am doing it on asp.net, so i cant check for each character that is being inputed cause it will cost me a post back and thus lots of time?
View 1 RepliesI have a appointments program and the user must be over 18. I was wondering is there a way to restrict the numbers entered into a textbox to be from 18 to 100. can this be done with e.keychar
View 4 RepliesI have a appointments program and the user must be over 18. I was wondering is there a way to restrict the numbers entered into a textbox to be from 18 to 100. can this be done with e.keychar
View 2 RepliesHow do I add, for example, all the numbers in the textbox (they are separated by spaces)? I tried a couple of methods but no luck so far. So for example, this is what the user will input in the textbox:
View 7 RepliesI want my textbox to take only letters as Input, no numbers or other keys.
And Viceversa that I want Only numbers as Input ,no letters or other keys.
I have some textboxes that I only want numbers in and only want a range of numbers to be valid. Also I do not want to use NUDs. I already have the textboxes connected to functons and subs so I do not really want to change them.How would I do this?
View 8 RepliesI Have Textbox where whatever is entered is to be used for a file name so I do not want certain keys to be entered, i.e. <>|\ /*: ? "
The code I have so far is
Private Sub TextBox1_KeyPress(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyPressEventArgs) Handles TextBox1.KeyPress
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Private Sub Recipient_KeyPress(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyPressEventArgs) Handles Recipient.KeyPress
If Char.IsLetter(e.KeyChar) Then[code].....
I want that it is not possible to type anything in a textbox, but i do need to place something in it. This is my temporary
Private Sub textbox1_TextChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles textbox1.TextChanged
If textbox1.Text = Nothing Then
Else
textbox1.Text = Nothing
End If
End Sub
But in this way I cant place anything either. I want only that it is not possible to type something in it.
I am just wondering is there any way I could restrict entering spaces into a textbox, or how to check are there any spaces in the text? I do know how to remove them, so I would need to check or restrict
View 8 Replieshow do you restrict letters from being entered into a textbox?I know it invloves textbox_TextChanged but i don't know who to do so.
Edit: I figured out that Letters(25) = (a b c etc...) can be used but how to not enter the letter? Uhm.. Like, the user enters "a" and the program recognizes it using an IF statement. How will it NOT enter the letter into the textbox?
i have a DatagridView, with a Colum " KG".Into the Colum, i place numbers.Now i wants a total of all numbers, place into a TextBox, using a code.
View 15 Repliesi have one more issues, and hope is the last for now. How can I limit a textboxe's input to only numerical with certain range of values (eg -10 to 10) and with that happening while I type in the values?
View 9 Repliesim writing a program for counting the cash in a till.i have most of it worked out through research on this site and others. im trying to code a text box that allows the user to enter any amount between 0 and 9999.99. I have everything working except restricting user from entering more than 2 digits after the decimal. I could leave it as is and the currency format that im using will automatically round the input to 2 decimal places but this creates a problem if the user accidentally enters an extra digit and the program rounds up. for example if the user intends to enter "23.34" but accidentally enters "23.345" the program will round up to "$23.35" which will cause a problem in the end calculations.here is the code. if someone could explain what i need and where that would be great.
Private Sub TextBox1_KeyDown(ByVal sender As Object, _
ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) _
Handles TextBox1.KeyDown
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When the user open the form a textbox is displayed that picks up data from a table. If they click Change button a combo box is displayed that allows them to change what was originally in the textbox. The combobox is updated with whatever was in the textbox as shown below.This all works fine but the user can add something in the combo box that is not in the list which is bad.
cmbAddBook.Visible = True
cmbAddBook.Text = txtAddBook.Text
txtAddBook.Visible = False
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I just D/L VB express 8, and I'm trying to learn how to use it. what I'm trying to do is write some code that:takes a number into a text box (textbox1.text)do some simple calculations with that number when I press a button (button1)display the results in a second text box 9textbox2.textThe first problem I am having:The numbers are in the "milli" range, meaning to the power of negative three, so 10^-3 = 0.01 I do not want to enter 10^-3 or any other exponent into the textbox, I am simply entering in 10 because all my units will be in milli. I've tried using exponent and scientific notation but it doesn't calculate correctly. I've done a "work around" to get it to do what I want, but there has to be a simpler way to achieve the above results without. for example, the user enters 10 into the textbox, the button multiplies 10^-3 *30, as a crude example, and stroes that value (say, B=10^-3*30) and B is DIM B as Double.
Problem number two:Error checking. I need to validate that only numbers can be entered into the textbox, or else the program will display an error message (messagebox). I can achieve this to some degree with sample code from here and other places, but, some of the code does not take into account that some numbers have decimal places (I have foud code that does, and it does work), but if a users enters, say the letter "E", it crashes the program. If the user enters "10.3Z", it crashes the program. I cannot seem to code for the last case, a mixture of numbers and letters to get an error message box.
I have a simple query that fills a datatable from an Access DB. There are about 1.7 million records returned, so I would expect it to take a little time. At first, the query was a very simple one, and it took a couple seconds to fill the datatable. However, I really wanted the ability to restrict the rows by a certain date field, which meant a single INNER JOIN to a different table. Having written this, I verified that it was correct by copying the SQL string into the query builder in Access. The query, in Access, took a couple seconds to complete. That was comparable to the time I was seeing before I added in the join.
However, in VB, the query isn't completing at all. After 60 seconds, I get a message about a ContextSwitchDeadlock stating that it hadn't been able to transition or pump messages in a long time. Frankly, since the exact code works fine when I remove the JOIN, this seems like it is either a deadlock internal to the Jet engine, or the error message is an artifact of a very long running query. My question is why a query (albeit a large one) is hanging in the VB program when the exact SQL runs in a couple seconds in the Access query designer, and when I remove the JOIN, the query runs in a couple seconds in VB?
1) I'm dragging a file (.txt) into a rtb which works fine, but how do I get the filename? (messagebox whatever)
2) How do I restrict files to drop? (like a .exe)
vb.net
If e.Data.GetDataPresent(DataFormats.FileDrop) Then
Dim Files() As String
Files = e.Data.GetData(DataFormats.FileDrop)
Dim sReader As New StreamReader(Files(0))
I open a word document in webbrower, but some File Download dialog box opens up with three buttons Open, Save and Cancel. I always wants to open the document directly instead to click on open button.
View 5 RepliesI am in a need of a Regular Expression to restrict input to only certain characters in a text box. The text box can only allow 0 or 1 "+" sign at the beginning and at no other position. The text box can only allow 0 or 1 ":" sign not before the "+" sign. The text box can allow any number of 0-9 digits.
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How to make validations for textbox allow numbers only or textbox allow letters only?
View 14 Replieshow can i make it so my textbox can only have numbers in it
View 2 Repliesis there a way to allow only numbers in a textbox?
View 6 RepliesI have textbox and it has keypress event , I want users to allow only numbers
View 19 RepliesI have a textbox where the user inputs the employee number, but it must only accept numbers.
I have coded some lines in the textbox's TextChanged event and almost have it. but when I adjust it to eliminate other characters it triggers itself (recursive). that is not a big problem since the second time does nothing but I dont like the unprofessional way its handled.
But the real problem is that I cant get it to stay "blank" when the user erases all my code always puts "0" on the texbox.
Another thing is that when a non-numeric key is pressed, after the code dismissis it, the cursor goes to the start of the textbox messing up the input.
I've made a textbox which MUST contain 4 numbers. If there are 3 numbers (or less) you'll get an error or something. I already changed the tabindex to 4.
View 3 RepliesI want to make a routine named "NumberOnly Private Sub TextBox4_KeyPress(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyPressEventArgs) Handles TextBox4.KeyPressNumbersonlyEnd subAll textboxes must accept numbers data on which I call this routine
View 5 RepliesI am doing a project on abstract the numbers that i get from the datagridview to append it on the other textbox. Ok I elaborate more. I have 2 form which is form1 and form2. For the form1, the view is 2 textbox and a 'To' button. when click on the 'To' button, it is direct to form2 which is the datagridview. After selecting the selected numbers, it will display the numbers on the form1 of the one of the textbox. but the problem is I want to abstract one by one of the numbers and append it on the other textbox of the form1.
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