VS 2010 Display All Of The Folders And Subfolders Of An FTP Directory In A Treeview?
Mar 29, 2012
This is driving me crazzyy. I need a simple way to display all of the folders and subfolders of an FTP directory in a treeview, similar to the layout of Windows Explorer. Here's the code I have:
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The code is total crap... causes my app to hang. Pretty sure infinite recursion is the cause.
I have a function that returns a value of the numbers of files, folders and subfolders in a directory. But i can't seem to handle the "UnauthorizedAccessException" which i get from certain read only files or folders. I tried to use both the DirectoryInfo.GetDirectories() and DirectoryInfo.GetFiles() methods. as you can see from the code below. This exception is thrown in start of the for each loop, so i'm not able to handel it with a try, Catch Ex As UnauthorizedAccessException to cintinue the loop.
I have used the TreeView and populated the list using the following code:
m_strStation = cboStation.SelectedItem For Each strDir As IO.DirectoryInfo In New IO.DirectoryInfo(m_strPath & m_strStation).GetDirectories() trvFolders.Nodes.Add(strDir.Name) Next
The TreeView populates and every folder is visible, however the folder names consist of:Place #. Name the problem I am having is that the number range is 1 - 16 and the order in which the folders are being displayed is 1, 10, 11, ..., 15, 16, 2, 3, ..., 8, 9 I am looking for the folders to be listed in true numerical order e.g. 1, 2, 3, ..., 14, 15, 16
I have a treeview, it lists all folders and subfolders and files within each folder. Now, I want to display each file / folders associated icon. I am using the SHGetFileInfo API, it works sort of, what I mean by sort of is, that my treeview doesn't update after each folder / file. Sometimes it keeps giving me the Recycle Bin's icon at different folders.
I would like to use a treeview control to display related data as Folders(Level0), Projects(Level1), Drawings(Level2). So far I don't have a problem reading data from a database, creating classes to hold the data and displaying the tree from the class data. I have created (3) contect menu strips, one for each level of the tree to perform various tasks. Each menu has an ADD option to either add a folder, add a project or add a drawing.My problem is as follows...After I add the node, in the correct location, I would like to have it set in the BeginEdit mode.
Dim oNode As New TreeNode oNode = TreeView1.SelectedNode.Nodes.Add(sNextID, "New Project") oNode.ImageIndex = 1 TreeView1.Refresh()
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After this code runs, the node.Text changes back to "New Project". As you can see, I added a few debug.print statements to try to see what is going on. It really blew my mind to see that the entire tree printed in the immediate window.I have already created a work around for this, but is isn't really the way I'd like to see the program run.
I have two folders at different locations but with the same name. A file is generated in one of the folders and it is to be copied to the other folder but without overwriting the existing contents in C#.File.Copy overwrites the contents which makes me lose the previous contents. Is it possible to merge the contents in the folder?
I'm working on an application, in which the first step is to append all files in a folder selected through FolderDialogBox.It works perfevtly.There is a change in the requirement now.The change is, all .txt files within the selected folder and .txt files in the subfolders of the selected folder has to be
Dim theDir As DirectoryInfo = New DirectoryInfo(inputPath) Dim theFiles As FileInfo() = theDir.GetFiles("*.txt")
coders within the program i'm coding right now I would like to generate an arraylist of all files within a folder, its subfolders and those subfolders subfolders.These are the functions i have to generate an arraylist of all folders in a folder along with all files in a folder is there any more simple way to just search every file within a folder including all subfolders, and subfolders of subfolders?
I wrote a Windows Forms script that searched for all non-hidden and non-readonly folders in my system. But the script itself, when run initially, runs for like 5 minutes. Subsequent opens take much less time. I was wondering if there is a logical error to it, so as to why its running so very slow.
Private Function FindSubFolders(ByVal dir As DirectoryInfo, ByVal node As TreeNode) As TreeNode Dim subnode As New TreeNode For Each folder As DirectoryInfo In dir.GetDirectories()
I'm loading a folder (path), which contains folders and files, in a treeview according the combobox-text.
When I load the app. the combobox is filled with the paths. I'm using the SelectedIndexChanged to load the treeview. Everything works.
The issue is that it also starts to load the paths the treeview also gets loaded (slow), but it should only load when I select an item in the combobox.
I tried comboboxselectedtextchanged etc, but without any luck. Besides that loading the files and folders is slow.
I have been trying to get a .jpg files from subfolders that get's updated and a new subfolders is created. I have been trying to figure how to code to read the folders/subfolders and to get the .jpeg files copy or move to different folder.
I got a file to copy using vb.net 2.0 from another server to a local folder:
dim source as string = "\servernameshared directoryindex.htm" dim destination as string = "D:/local folder/index.htm" system.io.file.copy(source, destination, true)
in windows; when you right click over a folder you can know how many subfolder available (the total number) is there a way to get this number using simple code i am using vb2008
VB.net 2008 express This is what I have so far, and it loads a list of files from a text file. Now I need to be able to delete them all from a certain drive and all sub folders in it. For instance I push the delete button and it goes through the entire list and deletes all the files in it from the designated drive and all it's sub folders.
Code: Public Class Form1 Inherits System.Windows.Forms.Form #Region " Windows Form Designer generated code "
I have 5 sub folders in one folder, each folder only contains folders with a number ie 00001, 00002, 00003 but none of these are duplicated.Would it be possible to search all sub folders and display the highest number in a textbox? also would it be possible to +1 to that number?
I have a treeview in my form which should be populated with all dirves, folders and files on your computer. i found a couple of examples here on vbforums and other sites on the internet and put it together in to the code listed below.
Main_Form.vb Imports System.IO Public Class Main_Form
Whenever I pick any from Directory 1, Directory 2, or Directory 3, I will display all sub-directories of that chosen Directory onto ComboBox #2. If I choose Directory 1, I will populate ComboBox #2 with all the subdirectories of Directory 1, and so on.
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I hoped that I did explain that properly. Let me know if I need to clarify something up. Oh and let me stress it again, I'm trying to get the directory structure from a UNIX-based system and I'm trying to display it in VB (windows-based).
I am trying to populate a TreeView control with all of the folders and files in a specific directory.I have a folder C:Temp and under this folder it has 3 more folders C:Temp1, Temp2, Temp3. Under each of these folders are files.How can I populate a treeview control recursively to do this? I have been working on it, but my code is extremely wrong and I couldnt find anything that helped by searching.
i have a treeviev and listbox.i want to display the selected contents of treeview into the listbox.my code is working for file but not for folder. means i want, if the all contents of folder ABC(i.e all files) are selected then in listbox i want to show the only path of folder not the seperate path of each file.
I have a SQL Server table with a list of files (path + filename), and a folder with multiple layers and files in each layer. I'm looking for a way to reconcile the two without having to process the list twice. Currently, I'm doing this:
For Each f as FileInfo In FileListFromDatabase If f.Exists is False, mark it as deleted in the database Next
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Is there a better way to do this? I'd like to avoid converting all the matching files (of which most will be) to FileInfo objects twice. Since I'm a T-SQL developer first, I'm picturing something like an OUTER JOIN of the two lists where they don't match. Something LINQ-ish?
This is somewhat of a multi part question, let me start off by explaining what I'm trying to do. I have an organized folder system with data files in them. Each folder has a set structure to their naming, and can contain sub folders and files. It will be a jagged directory system. I'm trying to import their structure into a TreeView. I have the workings of a recursive system that adds all files and folders into a ViewTree, however they aren't organized by parent/child.
So I get this... -C:Temp -C:TempData -C:Tempfile1.txt -C:Tempfile2.txt -C:TempDatafile3.txt -C:TempDatafile4.txt etc........
How would I go about parsing the directory paths, and include them into a parent/child relationship... looking like this +Temp --file1.txt --file2.txt -+Data ---file3.txt ---file4.txt Also I when the line item is selected, I need to know which file is selected so I can use it's full path to call up data (using an API) based upon the it's full root path.