In the SignalR Chat sample, Caller properties are set using the code;
Caller.name = newUser.Name;
Then later on, this property is read;
string name = Caller.name;
I have my own SignalR project, but this one is vb.net, and when i do the same setting and getting of the Caller properties, it doesn't work
Public Sub SetCaller()
Caller.name = "tim"
End Sub
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I am currently attempting to learn basic signalR so I downloaded the library with NuGet to an existing application to test it out.The existing app is written in VB (not sure if thats a problem or not)Error im receiving is "ticker is undefined" which from what I understand is the connection string.
View 1 RepliesApplication A (Bidding Interface) - A web page to allow multiple end-users to place bids on certain items.
Application B (Managing Interface) - A web page to allow a user (or could potentially be multiple users) to monitor/control the actions from Bidding Interface.
So when a user from Application A place a bid on a piece, I'll need a way to alert Application B that a bid has been placed. Then from Application B, should the user choose to accept the bid, I need to send an alert back to Application A (to update current price, increase bid etc...)
Did vs2008 or vb.net got some of the solution to solve properties setting of the components are same with each other?
Example: like I want to standard the datagridviews' property, each of the datagridviews' property is same with each other. but each time I create the new datagridview. I have to manually set the datagridview 1 by 1.
I created an indexer property by typing:Default Public Property MyStuf(ByVal anIndex As Integer) As String
View 3 RepliesI've played around with this and have figured most of it on how to set the properties of most controls in the designer. I have 2 check boxes I need to set the values on but do not know how. 2 fields one for each in the db with a char(1) value, can be Y or N. If it a Y in the db how would I set it as checked on the form?
'cboPosition
Me.cboPosition.DataBindings.Add(New System.Windows.Forms.Binding("SelectedValue", Me.FmfieldmanmasterBindingSource1, "position_name", True))
Me.cboPosition.DataBindings.Add(New System.Windows.Forms.Binding("Text", Me.FmfieldmanmasterBindingSource1, "position_name", True))
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I'm stuck trying to figure this one out. I am trying to set a GridViews Column properties by using reflection and the Extended properties off a DataTable.the Code looks something like this
Dim colproperty As PropertyInfo = gv.Columns(col.Ordinal).GetType.GetProperty(key)
Where key = "ItemStyle"
So I get the ItemStyle Property by I'm unsure how to set the next varibel which would be BackColor:Red in the collection i have that key access. This is all text.in the XML the extendedproperty is set like this
msprop:ItemStyle="BackColor:Red"
I can easily set all of the attribues for a gridview using something simular to this but of course gridview columns do not have attributes only properties.
Gridview attribute setting code
Dim nvCollection As PropertyCollection = table.ExtendedProperties
For Each key As String In nvCollection.Keys()
Dim colproperty As PropertyInfo = labelOut.GetType().GetProperty(key)
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I am trying to get some objects invisible as I fill a dialog, but it doesn't work when coding from the dialog.
how to get this code working
ProductTypeIdtext = "0"
SingleLineTransfer.grnuminfoPSTN.Visible = True
SingleLineTransfer.grwholesale.Visible = True
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is there any trick (because I can't think of anything else ! ) to massively set all of the properties , of a user defined class , to their null values ? You see , I have a class called Apartment and it has a lot of properties (it only has properties , no methods or events , if that's important) and those properties are either strings , doubles or integers . I want each time I create a new instance of that class (a new apartment , that is) to automatically set those properties to their null values . That is all of the strings to be equal to "" and all of the numbers to be equal to 0 . Back in VB6 I could rely on VB6 to do this automatically , but now in VB .NET , whenever I create a new instance of a class , all the properties start with the value = Nothing . I know I can define every property in the class module like that : Public MyVariable As String = "" but I'd like to keep them as they are and set their null values directly whenever a new object of that class is created .
View 8 RepliesMost of the apps I write have a base / home form and a few other forms (three of four typically) which pop up in response to controls clicked by the user. I'd like to be able to set some properties to be the same for all the forms in an app; particularly properties like BackColor and FormBorderStyle. Yes, I can manually set the individual properties for each form in the VB IDE, but I'd prefer to be able to have one line of code in the base / home form for each property along with one line for each dependent form which says something to the effect of "use the same property value as the base / home form has". Overall, my objective would be to have one single line of code in the app which, when changed, would apply the changed property to all the forms. For example, a single line which I can change to take the BackColor from Apple to Orange for all the forms ...
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In VB6 I would simply retrieve the user font setting from the .ini file, load into variables and then apply to the appropriate control.
text1.fontbold = userfontbold
text1.fontitalic = userfontitalic
text1.fontunderline = userfontunderline
etc.
I'm struggling to understand how to do this vb.net The following code works, but sets all three at one time
Text1.Font = New Font("Courier", 10, FontStyle.Bold Or FontStyle.Italic Or FontStyle.Underline)Since the user can have many different combinations of settings, I would like to be able to add just one of these properties at a time, but can't seem to figure out how to do it.
I have a icon for my application that I set in the project properties window there is a little drop down box to browse to the icon location. While debugging everything is good. Once I build the app and place it on a PC and manually start the app all is good. My app starts with windows and now every time the program goes to start I get an error that the icon cannot be found in the DocumentandSettingUSERNAME folder. So the question is do I have to place my app icon in this folder? In design I have the icon in the binDebug folder and that is were I point to in the Project properties page.
I am using VS 2008 VB.net.
i am writing a VB front end (VS 2008 .NET 3.5) to a data loading program that involves moving the contents of CSV flat files into SQL Server 2005 staging tables. I have had some experience with DTS in SQL 2000 so I decided to use SSIS packages to load the CSV data. Creating the packages in BIDS worked fine for the development environment where I hard-coded the Connections and file paths. The problem arises when I will release this program to 30 different sites that do not have SQL Server admins to help changing the configuration.
I have a SQL table in which I will put all the necessary path information and I can pull that into the VB program on startup. I need to see an example of how I can set the properties from VB once the package is instantiated and opened.Here is an example of where I plan to set those properties and run the packages.
Private Function RunPackages() As Boolean
Try
Dim oApp As New Application
Dim oPackage As New Package
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Even though I am using a configuration file in the example, I am finding it difficult to edit the configuration files for each site. I see that there are methods and properties exposed for the oPackage instance. However, I can't find a good reference for the Class model to use as a guideline. All the examples expect packages to be run and configured with SQL Server and BIDS. direct manipulation of package properties in VB or C#?I am now considering using the old standby SQL Bulk Insert. It almost appears as if the Data Tasks are just wrappers for the Bulk Insert operation. Furthermore we have several sites still using SQL Server 2000. With the economy the way it is, most of those sites do not want to spend ANY extra money upgrading to SQL 2005 or 2008.
However, having a good resource to learn how to manipulate SSIS packages from the CLR would be very helpful. I have heard that in SQL 2008 things have changed even more. It is maddeneing that once I learn a "new" Microsoft technology it seems to be discarded by MS in their next release in favor of a "better" alternative.
I have a DetailsView which has two fields - one that is visible, one that is not. The first the user fills out, the second I want to auto-populate. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find a way to set the value in this second invisible field. I've tried adding code like this to the Page_Load:
If Not IsPostBack Then
DetailsView1.DefaultMode = DetailsViewMode.Insert
Dim txt1 As TextBox = DirectCast(DetailsView1.FindControl("Type"), TextBox)
txt1.Text = "administrator"
End If
But this returns an error of "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." Any ideas on how to accomplish this - either using the method above or another method?The hoped for end result is that when a new record is inserted via the DetailsView that this record will include the username (entered by the user) as well as the "type" of "administrator"
I have built a deployment program (vS 2008 Standard Edition) and tried to set the Properties column to a product name and company. I have also tried leaving these blank. I'm really trying to configure my setup.exe so that it installs by default in Program FilesMyFolderName without adding a subdirectory to the path. Is there somewhere I can specify exactly the default path for my setup without it adding a subdirectory? What do I edit?
View 2 RepliesI need to work with custom controls, I want to be able to set the properties of my controls so when I put them on my windows forms they will show up in the properties window thing.
View 3 RepliesI'm making an editor for my app. which allows the user to change properties of the controls including the font.I'm storing the values in a collection but I'm having trouble re-setting the fontstyle from the stored value. I'm storing the font information like so...
FontString = SpeedGroupbox.Font.Name & "|" & SpeedGroupbox.Font.Size & "|" & SpeedGroupbox.Font.Style
EditedControlsCollection.Add(FontString, "SpeedGroupbox.Font")
is it possible to set a value of an item, for example: a textbox1.text = Empty.String at design time?
View 5 RepliesI am using a PropertyGrid control to edit my class properties and I am trying to set certain properties read-only depending on other property settings.This is the code of my class:
Imports System.ComponentModel
Imports System.Reflection
Public Class PropertyClass[code].....
This is the code I am using to edit the values:
Dim c As New PropertyClass
PropertyGrid1.SelectedObject = c
The problem is that when I set SomeProperty to True, nothing happens and when I then set it to False again it sets all properties Read-Only.
this.label39.Font = new System.Drawing.Font("Tahoma", 8.25F, System.Drawing.FontStyle.Regular, System.Drawing.GraphicsUnit.Point, ((byte)(0)));
this.label39.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(37, 303);
this.label39.ForeColor = System.Drawing.Color.Black;
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i want to get caller id to show this caller infoi used addtapi but it show message at initialization like dll info if any one know how to remove this message
View 4 RepliesI am trying to read caller id from a internal modem. modem is caller id enable and it works in hyper terminal. but when i try from vb.net it only shows 'RING'. here is my full code
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I am creating a component for a third party program. I create a sub-class from a class in the third party dll. During runtime, the program will create an instance of my class. How can i reference to the caller that created an instance of my class? (There are a few class in the program that might use the component that i created.)
View 11 RepliesI've written a series of ASP.NET pages which have several common methods among them. In my ignorance, the best way I was able to find to move those common methods to a separate file was in a Module. However, what I need is a way to identify from which page was the method called?For example, I have a method call WriteToErrorLog with the following signature:WriteToErrorLog(ByVal sender As Page, ByVal Source As String, ByVal Message As String, ByVal StackTrace As String)
View 1 RepliesI have 2 buttons that will open the same form. but depends on which button is calling, the operation will be different. How can I identify that this form is called from button 1 or 2.Also, if we want to have a password in the vb.net stand alone application, should we use shared property?
View 6 RepliesI want to create a Windows Forms Application in Visual Basic 2008. I have created my form already, now I just need to add Caller ID capability. how to do this? Will I need any extra components? If so, where can I get them?
View 10 RepliesI am creating a class ("Class B") which is used by another class ("Class A") which instantiates it in VB.NET 3.5.I would like Class B to read a value assigned to one of its properties by Class A every time an event happens in Class B.However, I would like this property value to be dynamically assigned to the property by Class A when the event is fired in Class B.I was thinking about somehow creating a delegate function in Class A that is linked to the property in Class B so that when the event is fired in Class B it would eventually invoke the delegate in Class A so that it returns a value to Class B.I've been reading around delegates (that's how I arrived at the idea), but I am stuck on how to code this up - could someone please help with some skeleton code?
View 1 RepliesI have the following
Sub ChangeLanguage(ByVal caller As Object, ByVal lang As String)
Dim c As Control = caller.GetNextControl(caller, True)
Do Until c Is Nothing
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I call the sub with:
ChangeLanguage(Me, "en")
The problem I have is that I get the error: "Type 'caller' is not defined."If I change GetType(caller) to GetType(vbLogin) it works fine. (vbLogin is one of the forms)I need to find a way to get it working using caller though.
I have a few textboxes that have a context menu on them. what I would like to know.. is how to pass the name of the calling textbox to the form opened by the option in contextmenu.
i see that it is under the sender owner.. name.. but how do i get to that in code?
i am developing a CallerID application in Vb.net using modem..I am sucessfully getting the Callers No through Hyperterminal.How can i capture this Number through Vb.Net and Store it in a Database.
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