I am using Visual Studio 2008 Express, and I was wonder which Visual Studio Installed Template I should use just to execute VB code? Previously, I generated a project using Window Form template with a button to start, and it has references which made my .exe not to execute in any directory structure. Someone indicated that it must not have other absolute references and I think this was using absolute references? All I need to is to execute VB Code. What template would you suggest? Where do I put the start of the VB program to execute at? Since I don't need a form, there is no on event for me?
In VB.NET,I want to create template at runtime and save it the template with name. for ex : Administrator design a page with 5 fields like using firstname, lastname, dob,nationality and job. He want to assign this page to the user with some restriction like user1 need to enter the all the fields and save it the forms as user1profile, but user2 need to enter only firstname and lastname and save it as user2profile.(in features, he can remove the fields from the form).
I�m trying to implement a licensing schema for a template that uses the follow code snippet. (using VS2010 vb.net4)
<LicenseProviderAttribute(GetType(RegistryLicenseProviderSave)), _ GuidAttribute("2de915e1-df71-3443-9f4d-32259c92ced2")> _ Public Class Form1main ��. Form code etc. End Class
I need to utilize the GUID value in other classes within my application, as an example, as making registry entries.My goal is to have this editable at only 1 place in the template.I�ve created a Friend class that has the GUID string in it, but I�m unable to get the above to recognize the string. I�m sure that the code is simple, but it evades me.I would really like to do is to access the Guid that VS2010 vb.net creates (Project->Application->Assembly) shows and insert it into my application.
I have a page with multiple RadPageViews, some with RadGrids in them. They all need command item template in order for the user to edit and refresh the grid. On my first page view, the item template works perfectly, poping-up the edit form for the user to edit the data of the selected row. On my second page view, the command item template buttons don't seem to want to work (not even the refresh). If it were just the edit button then i would suppose there'd be a problem with my edit form, but not its that no buttons seems to work (not even refresh). The grid does display the information correctly too.
Here is the code of the pageview who's radgrid doesn't seem to work:
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I've been going through it many times and i don't understand why it doesn't work. I've also compared it to the working pageview and there doesn't seem to be any noticeable difference between them both.
I'm working on my first T4 code generation tool to add some Stored Procedure helper code to my project. I've created custom types (e.g. StoredProcedure and StoredProcedureParameter to help with my code generation and have included the assembly and namespace references in my code:
This allows me to use my custom types in my T4 template code. However, because my custom types exist in the same project as the T4 template code, I can't recompile my project once I run the template code without restarting Visual Studio. This isn't very much fun.
I read a great article that addresses this exact issue by using the T4 Toolbox, but it's not working. Either I'm implementing the VolatileAssembly directive wrong or the T4 toolbox simply didn't get installed. I'm not sure that the toolbox got installed correctly (I'm using VS 2010 on Win XP).
One of the problems that I constantly see with Winforms applications is that the GUI thread is stuck while a long-running task is running or just plain stops refreshing (yes, I know - needs threading). Is there a code template/design pattern I can use when reacting to mouse clicks or button presses? Should there be a processing thread always running in the GUI app? Basically, how do I write a great Winforms Application that is easy to maintain and doesn't have any quirky refresh bugs?
I was toying with a T4 template's FileManager object, when I seemed to create a ".." folder in my solution. I was puzzled, as this shouldn't really be a valid user-creatable folder,and obviously, no ".." folder was created in the file system. So, I deleted it from within the VS Solution Explorer.I watched for four minutes as the entire contents of my solution's parent directory got deleted.
I am just starting out on VB so this is a very elementary question. If I want parse a file and store results in a csv format, which template do I use? Console Application? Empty Project?
I have been working on a inventory management system for a friend of mine. It has to be able to keep track of incoming and outgoing stock from his business.
I have already got all the programing done, working great! But now it has got to the stage, that I need the program to print out invoices from the program. I have the program extract certain records from an attached database, and will most probably pass them into a variable in the function.
NOW... I have a template of the tax invoice page setup in MS word. I was going to make a macro in word that will automatically fill in all the "static" information, but I was wondering if passing the variables from the main program into the word macro is: 1. possible and 2. the best way of doing this.
I am still a noob when it comes to VB so please excuse the next question, but is there a way to set up a page to be printed including tables, logo, different font styles.. etc within the VB program?
I managed to export my data to an excel file, by using a excel template that I created beforehand. But I'd rather have that the excel file will be create when I press the button instead going to my file.
Dim ApExcel As Object ApExcel = CreateObject("Excel.application") ApExcel.Visible = True
I'm making a signup application to go along with a website I'm making with HTML. I've already made one version of it with a WPF Browser application template, but it's not working the way I'd like it to. Is this the template I should be using or should I make it in the generic windows form application?
I want to develop an app with custom forms. When I finish to create a custom form, how can I set this form as a template? I want to select this form from the templates, when I add a new form to my project.
I've done a lot of work to customize the template for ContextMenu in my app, and it worked great as a "right-click" popup window.To my enormous surprise, when I wanted to add the same ContextMenu to a button to work as a kind of "drop-down" menu, it reverted back to the default template. It is really, really, weird, considering it's the exact same control I'm using, and when I right-click the button the template is the one I customized, but when I left-click it(and open it with ContextMenu.IsOpen = True) it uses the default template? I'm pretty baffled right now, and hope that this isn't one of the (many) quirks with WPF that will require me to write hundreds of lines of XML code to fix something that shouldn't even be an issue in the first place.
I have a an excel file that has been manually populated, and now needs to be automatically populated using ASP.NET, vb or c#. I've been looking around, and have found examples on how to export a gridview, and data to excel sheet, but not anyway to maintain the format of the original template. I've recently populated a word document using merge fields... does excel have anything similar? Could I break the file down into XML and use that as a template?
I have a gridview that I would like to be able to bind to several sqldatasources, but still use template fields. Each datasource is different and would have different columns so I'm not sure how to go about this. Is it possible to define a set of template fields or overlying template per datasource?
I'm writing some project management software for a buddy of mine. He has some Word Template files that he uses to create his actual contracts to be signed. I'm trying to find a way in .NET to extract the contract data from SQL Server and use that data to automatically create the Word files for each project with the Template Data filled in.
i used mygeneration to generate my code,but i found that the template editor is awful, and i dont have any substitution.do u have any ideas? or better generator?(no CodeSmith, it is commercial)
In the RowDataBound event of an ASP.NET Gridview I am trying to read the value of a Label in a Template Field. I would prefer to capture this value in the RowUpdating Event, but for some reason I seem to recall that it is not possible. Here is the ASP...
Here is the VB.net code that I am trying to figure out....
Protected Sub GridView1_RowDataBound(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Web.UI.WebControls.GridViewRowEventArgs) Handles GridView1.RowDataBound If (e.Row.RowState And DataControlRowState.Edit) > 0 Then
I try an update but I get an error"The Index was out limits.I shouldn't be negative and should be smaller than size of the collection" This concern this line in debug "Dim courseId As String = gridViewCourse.DataKeys(e.RowIndex).Values("CourseId").ToString()" This my grid asp code
I would like my website to allow users to download files which are stored as blobs on the database, the database holds fileID fileName and theFile. I have a grid view with two columns, fileName and a template column, which is databound to fileID and has a linkbutton. When the link is clicked it calls to a function which downloads the file. The function needs the fileID to download the file, how do I get the fileID bound to the selected linkbutton.
