VS 2010 Sending Arguments/parameters To Command Button?
Dec 8, 2009
how to send a procedure call to a Command Button.
What I would like to do is have one button be able to call any number of other sub routines when needed. In other words...the app is running and I need it to stop so the user can either read information presented...or make choices...then click the CONTINUE button to pick up where the app left off. However, I need this to happen many times across several forms and modules.
I know I can use a MessageBox and get the same effect..
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Nov 4, 2009
I don't know where the extra character 'N' is coming from, there should only be one parameter coming from my SP which is the ID:
cmd1 = oStringConnection.SetCommand(sqlConnectMain, _
cmd1, "TestStoredProc", _
DBConnections.myType.cmdAsProc)
[code]....
When I ran the SQL Profiler, I found this:
exec TestStoredProc @StudentID=N'12345'
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Apr 13, 2010
I've done it before, so I'm getting a little frustrated on how to get this to work exactly I need to send some arguments to a command line window and I thought I did it this way:
VB.NET
Dim p As New Process
p.StartInfo.FileName = "cmd"
[code].....
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Apr 14, 2010
I have wrote a nice little app in VB.Net to connect to an IP device via telnet and send a command, then write the reply to this command into a text file.I have everything working appart from the command.I need to send "Ctrl+a I2100" so if I was doing it manually in a dos box with telnet I would connect, then hold down Ctrl key and a then release, then type I2100 How do I do the Ctrl+a bit in VB. The line of code I have at the moment, is
client.SendCommand("Ctrl testing")
Now this obviously sends the word Ctrl testing to the telnet device.
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Feb 22, 2012
I receive the error "Too Few Arguments 1" when I excute the following code in Access 2010 on only one pc running VISTA 32 bit. The code works fine on 3 other machines running Access 2010 on XP 32 bit, Vista 64 bit and Windows 7 64 bit.
Dim UpdateCommand
UpdateCommand = "UPDATE Campaign SET DonationsReceived = " & _
SumDonations & " WHERE ID = " & SaveCampaign
CurrentDB.Execute UpdateCommand
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May 21, 2011
ive been trying to use VB.Net to open a program with parameters, it works fine when i use a shortcut but i just cant get it to work with VB.Net i think it has something to do with a parameter like this "--user=test".Heres the arguments and ive already tried using String.Format()
Dim CMD As New Process
CMD.StartInfo.FileName = "C: est.exe"
CMD.StartInfo.Arguments = "--user=test --pass=test -o test -p 1025 -d0 --verbose -f 60"
[code]....
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May 15, 2009
I am running an exe program from VB (Visual Studio 2005). This exe program accepts 3 parameters.I am passing the first parameter as a string and the next 2 as parameters from the Sub. However, the exe program treats all of them as string. I tried to use "&" and "+" between arguments and got the same results.[code]...
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May 19, 2011
Well I am a new to VB.NET, converting a legacy system to .NET world. Recently I have been reviewing the already existing code since I joined the project quite late in the team. I find that there are many shared functions (not shared class) inside many classes. I doubt this may create some problem if two requests ( i.e two different HTTP request to the same method as it's a WCF application, of course exposed methods are not shared but internally called methods are shared) comes to the same shared method and both the calls to the method may have different method parameters/arguments, overwriting each other's arguments. In short, if shared method has a list of arguments which is going to be processed, is there any chance of inconsistencies in the light of multiple access to the shared method via two http requests.
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Aug 22, 2011
I have a console application which reads .txt files. I want to be able to drag a txt file over my app and it would automatically open my app and show the text files contents. I think I have to use command line arguments like this:
Sub Main(ByVal cmdArgs() As String)
End Sub
Sub ReadFile(FilePath as String)
End Sub
But how can I pass the text files path to my ReadFile sub?
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Feb 8, 2010
When you open up a .txt file, the command line opens up notepad.exe with the argument %1. which opens the text file. i dont know about the function but i understand a little bit about it.
So what i wanted to do was create a .lxproj, and make it open up with my application. i have done this part so far with an installer that creates registry keys. but, what i would like to know is how to open the file. for a test i would like a message box to be displayed if the program is run by clicking the .lxproj. if its opened normally the messagebox doesnt display.
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Aug 23, 2011
I'm trying to run a command line argument through VB.NET using the Shell() command.I'm trying to use this piece of code:
FOR /R %I in (*.pdf) DO @pdf2swf.exe "%~fI" -o "%~dpI%~nI.swf" -f -T 9
-t -G
Using this:
Shell("FOR /R %I in (*.pdf) DO @pdf2swf.exe "%~fI" -o "%~dpI%~nI.swf" -f -T 9
-t -G ")
However, the interpreter is giving me this error:
Character is not valid. (BC30037)
For the %~ part.I also tried created a string and passing the argument to the Shell() command by using Shell(StringName) but I still get the same error in the string.
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Mar 20, 2009
How do you use MSI to add command line aruments to an application?I am trying add command arguments that will be processed by the application when it starts.I know how to retrieve them;I don't know how to add them.
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Jul 15, 2011
I can successfully use the command-line arguments by the code below
[Code]...
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Apr 18, 2011
I am coming up on a project time constraint and wanted to know if someone can help me with some code.
I need to be able to phrase the number from the arg array on my application. The user passes a file name similar to the examples below:
"J:application_testMCO1020 - test_file.ipj"
"J:my_projects est1MCO30202 - test_file2.ipj /PART=1212 /PROC=ABC"
All arguments will have the *.ipj in it. Sometimes there will be additional variables like the second example.I need to pull back the MCO#### at the beginning of the *.ipj file name. The amount of numbers can change between 4 and 6so something dynamic would be goodI am currently using the SPLIT and MID functions to phrase it...but that is a weak design.
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Feb 19, 2011
I have successfully managed to create my own filetype (.src) but there is one problem, whenever I open a file by double-clicking on its icon in windows browser, it opens the program but not the file
Sub Form_Load(blah, blah) Handles Me.Load
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Aug 2, 2011
What I need to do is be able to run my project in debug mode but emulate the use of command line arguments. I could have sworn I did this before but I can't find the project I did it with. Using VB.net 2005 or 2010 Pro for this. I'll keep digging around to see if something sparks my memory...
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Mar 5, 2008
I've looked everywhere to find out whether or not it is possible to pass parameter values (arguments) into a vb.net forms application?If it is possible, could someone please point me in the right direction
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Jun 17, 2009
I'm making a program that can take arguments and run cmd line style. I'm trying to think of a good way to sort and check the arguments. I currently split the arguments into an array and use a loop to assign them to variables.[code]That works but would seriously mess up if someone left out anything. I want to know if anyone has any tips on how to parse the incoming arguments. I always like making my scripts idiot proof, cause at times i mess stuff up.
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Jul 13, 2011
I see so many programs take command-line arguments with flags, for example gcc hello.c -o hello. Of course, I can implement that in my application:
Dim args() As String = Environment.GetCommandLineArgs()
Dim oi As Integer = Array.IndexOf("-o", args)
If oi > -1 AndAlso oi < args.Length Then
CompileTo(args(oi + 1)) 'Or whatever
Else
CompileTo("out.exe") 'Or whatever
End If
But it's ugly and annoying to use, prone to errors, and inefficient. What's the better way that I keep overlooking?
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Jun 2, 2011
Any way to add command line arguments to my application so that if someone wants to modify the settings they could run myexe.exe /settings and get the settings form of my application.
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Jan 27, 2010
Is it possible to restart a VB.NET application, but with different command line arguments than it originally had? Here is the challenge. I want to write a single instance application. If the second instance has the same CL args as the first, then the built-in behavior is fine (second instance never opens, e.BringToForeground=True brings 1st instance to foreground, everything is great). But if the second instance has different CL args, then I would like the first instance to close and the second instance to start. However, once you mark a VB.NET app as "single instance only", it appears that you can never get the second instance. I think: OK, fine, I can just restart my first instance from the StartupNextInstance event. But how do I use the new command line arguments from the second instance? The Restart() method does not take CL args that I can see.
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Feb 5, 2010
How would I start a Command Line program with arguments?
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Apr 1, 2011
When I set this, I cannot read it ..CommandLineArgs is '0' in the following code.For Each argument As String In My.Application.CommandLineArgs ' Add code here to use the argument.
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Jun 1, 2009
When I set this, I cannot read it ..CommandLineArgs is '0' in the following code.
For Each argument
As String In
My.Application.CommandLineArgs
' Add code here to use the argument.
Next
software developer
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Mar 9, 2009
I have a simple question that I can not figure out.I have a service (service.exe) that is running as SYSTEM.I want to be able to send this service command line arguments. How would I do this? I am not able to just service.exe /arg because the service is running as SYSTEM and I am logged in as an admin. Is there way?
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Feb 28, 2010
I managed to open a program from the start>run (commandline) and pass parameters. I write "C:myprogram.exe" parameter1 parameter2 etc.. in my program I retrieve it using the enivroment.getcommandlines(). This works fine, however when I try the same command in a url I only get the the path "C:myprogram.exe" and not the parameters.
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Sep 28, 2011
I have a VB.NET application that takes command-line arguments. It works fine when debugging provided I turn off Visual Studio's ClickOnce security setting.The problem occurs when I try to install the application on a computer via ClickOnce and try to run it with arguments. I get a crash when that happens (oh noes!).
There is a workaround for this issue: move the files from the latest version's publish folder to a computer's C: drive and remove the ".deploy" from the .exe. Run the application from the C: drive and it will handle arguments just fine.
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Nov 17, 2008
Is there any way to add command line arguments to a vb express Windows form application?
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Jul 9, 2009
I have a ClickOnce application deployed to many workstations in my office. On it's first run it adds a registry key to the HKCU run group that adds itself with a "-minimize" argument. On each login the program starts and seeing the command line argument minimizes itself. However when a update is published the program does not update. If the program is run from its menu shortcut without arguments it runs fine. I then looked up how to update programmaticaly and put that code into my program to run at startup.
But my.application.isnetworkdeployed returns False when command line arguments are passed to the app and TRUE when run without command line arguments even though in both cases it is network deployed. Since my program starts up with command line arguments and stays minimized while the computer is on there is no reason for a user to close the program and reopen it through a menu item but as of right now that's the only way the program updates. Is this a bug or how ClickOnce is supposed to work?
Example: Create a new program. On the form add a textbox. In the Form load event put something like:
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load
TextBox1.Text = My.Application.Info.DirectoryPath.ToString & "" & My.Application.Info.AssemblyName & ".exe"
MsgBox("Is my app network deployed?: " & My.Application.IsNetworkDeployed)
End Sub
Deploy the app. Start it with a menu item and it returns True. Start it with any command like argument (use the path from the box) and it returns false. Why? How is that possible? The app didn't magically become non network deployed because it was passed a command line argument.
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Jan 19, 2010
I have a single instance database app that emails out notifications. I would like to add a link in the emails that when clicked would open up the app and go to the section of the program that its supposed to go to. I implemented my own URL protocol so that links starting with my codewords get passed to my EXE. So far so good. I then parse the URL and pull the keyword and identifier out to open that section of the program. So if a user clicks a link like this:
MyApp:LoadCompany?ID=323
My application will start, it will grab the arguments (LoadCompany?ID=323), pass this to my load company routine and then load up company ID 323. Works great.
Now the issue is if the program is already open I still want the links to work but since it's a single instance app it just closes the second app. How can I add something ot the app to watch for this or receive a message from the second app? I know I will need to check status of what I'm doing and make sure things are saved, check security, etc but I can get all that done easily enough. I've found some examples online but none really did what I wanted them to.
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