C# - Adding DataAnnotations To Auto-generated DBML Class?
Feb 17, 2010
i'm worried about doing this since my changes will be overwritten when the dbml file is auto generated again (as they often are).i'm thinking of doing a partial class and writing out the same properties to annotate them, but worried that it will complain about duplicates, and the reason i can't even experiment brings me to the second part of my questions...
that, the expandable arrow on my dbml file listing is missing, right clicking and selecting "View Code" just displays an empty partial class as below.
I have a class that add extra information about a column for linq2sql (see code below) right now, I have to explicitly tell what column I want that info on, how would you put that code with a loop on every column in every table from a dbml file? I was doing my test on a very very small DB, now I have to implement it on a much more bigger database and I really don't want to do it manually for every tables/columns it will take hours.
how it's being used:
Partial Class Contact ''contact is a table inside a dbml file.
Private _ContactIDColumn As ExtraColumnInfo Private _ContactNameColumn As ExtraColumnInfo Private _ContactEmailColumn As ExtraColumnInfo
Imports System.Data.SqlClient Public Class ListViewData Public Sub FillListView(ByRef MyListView As ListView, _
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I want all the listview columns to be in auto width. I tried adding the next line of code but then only my first column fills my entering listview width. All other columns are not affected!
I already made a code on vb.net to generate random numbers with letters using HEXA + date time. Now, all i want to know is how to set it to single use? Once they got it, they can no longer use it back. They have to request for new one..
How can I call this kind of subroutine Private Sub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click ? How to pass the values of the two parameters sender and e?
I created a custom datagridview. In the constructor of that datagridview, I set
Me.AutoGenerateColumns = False
and then, declared and added 4 DatagridViewImageColumns and 140
DatagridViewTextBoxColumns by the code ... Dim dvgCol as New DataGridViewImageColumn
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But when I add an instance of that datagridview onto a form, in the form.design.vb there are many code defines for each columns and then sometimes adds additional code to create those columns again. Sometime when I delete the datagridview control in the form,that code is not deleted.
I am trying to insert data into two tables on two different forms. My problem is that I don't know how to get the last entered Auto generated ID from the first table to pass it to second form.
I have around 60 dropdowns and textboxes on webform, have primary key column (QuoteNumber) too which is dropdown control and Auto-generated value. I have a button called AddQuote when I click this button QuoteNumber should be autogenerated in database and same should be loaded into QuotNumber drop down, how can I achieve that.
as I'm starting at this I'm very confused trying do this stupid code in visual basic 2008 in .net : Each time i create an instance of clsTest (for example) i would like to do an attribute call mID that adds 1
I am trying to format the width of my gridview columns dynamically for easy of use in editing and updating. Is it possible to have multiple column widths defined? Here is the code I am using to create the gridview...
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { if (!Page.IsPostBack)
I created a vb.net script to autogenerate a code. Now, after generating this code, what I want is to determine the validity of this code. for example, a code has been generated now and this code will be valid for 24 hours only. Can someone help me how to do this? i have no idea as of this moment. Been searching over google and dont know what's the right keyword for that.. Below is my script for the auto generation code
Dim randomvalue As New Random Dim randomhold As Integer Dim newcode As Long
I am new to vb.net. I created a vb.net script to autogenerate a code. Now, after generating this code, what I want is to determine the validity of this code. for example, a code has been generated now and this code will be valid for 24 hours only.
Below is my script for the auto generation code Dim randomvalue As New Random Dim randomhold As Integer Dim newcode As Long For i As Integer = 0 To 9999 randomhold = randomvalue.Next(1, 9999) newcode = randomhold & DateTime.Now.Minute & DateTime.Now.Year Label3.Text = newcode Next The code generated will be sent via sms. If the code hasn't used within 24 hours, it will be invalid.
For example:Public Event CurrentChanged As EventHandler(Of CurrentChangedEventArgs(Of T))Shows the message "Do not nest generic types in member signatures." on CurrentChangedEvent, which is the variable that holds the delegate for the event, and VB generates it automagically.How do I suppress the rule for the item?
I need to help about treeview.I have a auto generated treeview with only SubNode checkboxes like this;Forexample; when I want to check B-SubNode-1 checkbox, the other node checkboxes (A-Node & B-Node) must be uncheck if it is checked. It might be check all SubNode checkboxes if their state under on a same Node.
I am trying to use a script mananger to use page methods to communicate between the server and client side of my page. I have added this code to the html
According to the General Naming Conventions the usage of CLR type names (e.g. String, Int16) should be preferred over the usage of language specific type names (string, short). I usually follow this advice. Resharper however seems to use the language specific type names when generating code (eg. when extracting methods or generating foreach loops) which is very annoying.
As mentioned in the subject. I found this default setting in VB 2010 rather annoying. For example:I have created an combox box and i have created an event as below as well
Private Sub cmbBuildingID_TextChanged(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles cmbBuildingID.TextChanged listUnitStatus()
I'm messing with a GUI however I can't seem to find the auto-generated initialize components method. There certainly is a constructor somewhere, my gui initialises and works just fine, but I can't see it...
I am using ADO.NET Datasets in my VB Applications. I have a typed dataset with one Parent table and many child tables. I want to generate Identity Key when I insert data into Parent Table and then update the data in all child tables with the Same key (As Foregin key).At last, I want to update the dataset in Database(SQL Server08).Well, the above thing can be possible by first inserting Parent Table in Database directly, get the Identity column and than use to for Child tables.
I've got a form with a TabControl. PictureBoxes (containing thumbnails) are added to each TabPage thru a loop. A click event Handler is added for each PictureBox. When a PictureBox is clicked, a new form is created thru code and a PictureBox is added to it that shows the pictures enlarged. What I need is to add another Handler to the PictureBox in the code-generated form so that I can rotate the pictures because some of them (photographs) were taken with the camera at 90 degree angles from vertical. I've tried to come up with a solution but I always run into the problem of the PictureBox on the code-generated form needing to be declared WithEvents before a Handler can be added.
Code for adding PictureBoxes to TabControl: 'Variable p declared public withevents at class level p = New PictureBox img = Image.FromFile(Path.GetFullPath(picfile))
In the early generations of VB.NET visual studio, I used to see an automatically generated region named "Windows Form Designer generated code" that includes the code that generates the controls at the surface of a form. But what happened with VS 2008, I can't see that region any more ? Where are the lines of code that are automatically generated that create controls and set there properties ????? Luai Alrantisi, BSc in Computer Engineering, University of Ottawa 2007, Canada. IT Manager of MTN Mobile Telecom.
Exception is generated while adding owc11.chartspace to panel at runtime.
code is:
Imports Microsoft.Office.Interop.Owc11 Public chartspace1 As ChartSpace chartspace1 = New ChartSpace Me.Panel3.Controls.Add(chartspace1)
Exception :Unable to cast COM object of type 'Microsoft.Office.Interop.Owc11.ChartSpaceClass' to class type 'System.Windows.Forms.Control'. Instances of types that represent COM components cannot be cast to types that do not represent COM components; however they can be cast to interfaces as long as the underlying COM component supports QueryInterface calls for the IID of the interface.
I've used DataAnnotations attribute DisplayName successfully using MVC model binding, and even with WPF/Silverlight model binding and of course it works just fine, but now I'm on a project that I'm forced to use VB.NET 3.5 WinForms.
I have a Linq2Sql model and I created a partial class for one of my classes and included a MetadataType attribute to point to a metadata class. I added a DisplayName attribute to a property in the metadata class. I then bind my datagridview with an IQueryable(Of mydatatype), but the column name in the grid is the Property's name and not the DisplayName.
Am I missing something? Is there something else I need to do to get the datagridview to use the DisplayName?
