In Flash 10 there are methods that require that they are triggered from user-initiated actions like button click, keyboard up/down keys, etc.Is it possible to implement this behaviour in .NET? For example, if we have this subroutine:
void SomeMethod() {
// Here some stuff
}
how to check inside it whether the method was called from a mouse click event handler?Also we can think of this methods like the protected functions in World of Warcraft.
EDIT: Looks like this behaviour is implemented in Silverlight — we can popup file dialogs (open, save) ONLY by mouse click or other user-initiated action, otherwise a SecurityException will be thrown. I want to achieve this bevaviour but in my case it's not a file dialog but our own methods.
So I've been doing some research on the singleton factory design pattern, and I am wondering if my example implementation is correct (warning I did get carried away creating animals):
I'm currently coding a button which will delete a record from a database if clicked. However, I want some sort of confirmation after they click it so there are no accidents. I was imagining a popup box that tells them they are about to delete this record with two buttons cancel and OK. If cancelled, nothing happens, but if OK is pressed, then the server would execute the delete as coded. How would I do this in asp/vb?
When i upload my site in aspspider.com then it shows the following message.I use default dataase of asp.net namely ASPNETDB.MDF
Server Error in '/dobriyal' Application.User does not have permission to perform this action.Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code. Exception Details: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: User does not have permission to perform this action.
Source Error: Line 7: Dim cmdSelect As New System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand("SELECT Password FROM a1_admins WHERE EmployeeId =" & TextBox1.Text & " And Email = '" & TextBox2.Text & "'", SQLData)
create a simple control. The control have 1 label and 2 panels with images. The control needs to be clicked, the problem is i can create the click action for the control, i can only use internal click events. how to use it out of the control.
I'm working on a self motivated project; basically I want to be able to navigate to a website, for example,there I want to be able to able to record my actions - for example:
Step 1) Right Click & save on celebrity photo Step 2) highlight & save the photo's description Step 3) Click on Next link and repeat
I need to open a new instance of IE and direct it to a web page when a user takes a specific action.Used are random so setting anything on their machine is not an option.This works great on my local machine in developent but when deployed to my server it fails with no error.I must be missing a permission or something simple understanding that on the server things are run under the ASPNET account.My code is in a code class, myCode.We are in VS 2008 and IIS 6.Tried a couple of different things, they all fail silently.
Imports System.Diagnostics Imports System.ComponentModel Dim sWebPath as Sting = "https://mySecure.com/Page.htm"[code].....
a datacontext defined in a module(domain services ado.net ria)a page having add/delete methods whenever any method is executed, it is found that all the previous actions (NEW RECORD ADDITION and DELETION OF RECORDS) are carried out before the new action is carried out normally
this behaviour is not prominent but "when using break points and inspecting the values of the variables and table object to be added to context, it is clear that all the previous actions take place again. even when the datacotext. savechanges is called, even after that still all actions carried out on the datacontext repeat themseleves, when any new action is to be carried out
I'm wondering if it is a typo. Do they actually really wanted to say: the implementation of the JVM is free to instead of the compiler is free to.
and my second question is that do we have this issue with C#/VB as well? (in which the ""compiler"" is free to assign a value to a variable even before the variable is fully initiated/even before the constructor function of the class of the variable is fully ran.
I have a standard TCP socket established over WIFI with a peer.During the connection I transfer packets of data both ways.At one point in my program on the PC, the peer receives an errant read event with zero bytes and a 'close connection' command although my PC program has not issued any writes on the stream. It occurs at a similar (although not the same) point in my PC code, usually when I am making a collection, processing data and adding things to the collection. I have checked, and there is definitely no writes occurring from the PC end during this period.There is no problem with the WIFI and anyway, it always happens during the same piece of PC code, therefore it is generated on the PC by my code. I can put a checkpoint in and wait and then run the code, and then the peer will receive the errant transmission at some point during that code execution.
1. Is this normal for socket programming or is this likely to be a bug or an error?
2. Is there anything that can trigger a socket transmission without explicityly coding it?
3. Is there a way of stopping any transmission across the socket whilst not using it? i.e. a temporary hold
I'm trying to figure out the best way to reference a control on a form from within a module. Unfortunately the form is just an instance, so it's not as easy as calling form.control...
Dim ChildForm As New frmSearch ' Make it a child of this MDI form before showing it. ' ChildForm.MdiParent = Me ChildForm.Show()
That form has an option for printing, which calls another form where certain options are chosen. The print form in turn calls a function in a module, which tries to reference back to the origional form.
childform as new frmSearch -> frmPrintForm -> sub okToPrint (in module Print) okToPrint tries to reference a listview on frmSearch, but can't find it. For Each itmX In frmSearch.lstResults.Items
So the solutions I can think of off the top of my head are:
1. Somehow divine which form is the caller of frmPrintForm
2. Pass ChildForm to the frmPrintForm as a variable to be passed on to module Print..
3. Use frmSearch directly instead of using an instance of it.
Number 1 would be my preference, as I don't want to have to pass forms around like that.
I have the following defined in my "Form1":So that I can access all my database functions anywhere in the main form (database connection is initialized via the "private sub new()" function in the DatabaseManager class.The works fine for all queries done in form1, however I have many other classes I'd like to be able to access the database from.Does anyone know how to access the initiated class in my example? Since right now it is initiated in the main form, if I try to access any functions inside any ot
I am a budding MCTS so I am not a 100% sure of whether I am correct in this instance.I am looking through a windows forms application created by a developer who has left our company some time ago. Within the code I have found a custom form derived from the standard form baseclass which explicity implements IDisposable.The custom form does not call any COM object or do any file IO operations and has only one database call which is closed and disposed off in the method that calls it. However within the code of the form there is the following,[code].....
Looking at this am I right in thinking that this should be removed including the implements IDisposable line at the top of the form since,
1. The listeners collection will go out of scope when the form does as the collection only references listener objects (which do not implement IDisposable).
2. The controls do not explicitly need disposing, since when the form goes out of scope this will be done anyway.
I need to implement the IBindableComponent to the the following code:
Public Class InfragisticsToolStripBindableButton Inherits Infragistics.Win.UltraWinToolbars.ButtonTool Implements IBindableComponent
[CODE]...
1 problem: Warning: event 'Disposed' conflicts with property 'Disposed' in the base class 'DisposableObject' and should be declared 'Shadows'
2 problem: Error: Class 'InfragisticsToolStripBindableButton' must implement 'Property Site As ISite' for interface 'System.ComponentModel.IComponent'. Implementing property must have matching 'ReadOnly' or 'WriteOnly' specifiers.
Why should I implement "IComponent" if I implement "IBindableComponent"?
3 problem: How should I override "Dispose", if it's already implemented in the base class, but is not virtual apparently.
I'm sorting a collection of type "Document" (usually around 100k records). Sorting usually takes around 4-5 seconds, and I'm wondering if there's a way to speed up sorting by modifying my "DocumentComparer" class which implements IComparer(Of Document). Since the Compare() method would be called hundreds of thousands of times, are there any performance improvements that could be made here that I've overlooked?
After some research, I've decided to use the Liang-Barsky line clipping algorithm in my 2D game. Google did not deliver on any VB.NET implementations of this algorithm but plenty C/++ ones. Therefore, as I have knowledge in C++, decided to port one found on Skytopia over to VB.Net. Unfortunately, it does not work with:
Public Class PhysicsObject Public Function CollideRay(ByVal p0 As Point, ByVal p1 As Point, ByRef clip0 As Point, ByRef clip1 As Point) As Boolean Dim t0 As Double = 0.0 Dim t1 As Double = 1.0
[code]....
However, the CollideRay method fails on its 3rd edge iteration (edge = 3), r < t0, therefore the function returns false.
I created an array sorter to sort arrays like in Win Explorer in a DNN module. As in the answer to a preview question: Sorting an array of folder names like Windows Explorer (Numerically and Alphabetically) - VB.NET
I can't use string.Format, I have C style format strings;I can't call the native printf (no P/Invoke);I can't use http://www.codeproject.com/KB/printing/PrintfImplementationinCS.aspx because of the license, I need something GPL-compatible.Is there a free implementation of printf/sprintf for the .net framework? Other than the above link, I couldn't find anything.
I cooked up a sprintf function that supports basic format strings, you can find it here: [URL].. I'll try to make it a complete implementation if I can.
I need to use some functions from a DLL written in C++. Problem is when I try to use those functions in VB (Visual Studio). The only way I get to pass the debugger without errors is if I use the VariantType type, but I get all screwed up values. Can anyone tell me how can I "translate" the use of char [6] into VB from C++? My problem when Implementing is with the variable INFO, the content comes back after execution with errors..This is the original code from the DLL Manual:
Code: Int Get_Info(A Handle, char *IPAddr, InfoType *Info) where the parameters: A [IN] Handle. IPAddr [IN] IP address
I implemented IDisposable into one of my classes, but don't know if I did it correctly. Can someone tell me what will be cleared from memory and what will remain after calling .Dispose on an instance of this class? [Code]
I am working on an application which uses multiple threads to work on number of tasks and the parent application receives the output of the task,later to be written to files, currently I am using arraylist to append output to, but that happens to be slow when removing items from queue.I was thinking to convert arraylist part to linkedlist for optimized reads and clears,if linkedList Implementation of .Net is threadsafe or even using arraylist was threadsafe?
The middleware that manages talk between the mainframe and our app is blowing up randomly. It's a "such and such attempted to read/write protected memory..." error.The vendor is saying there we must be running some unmanaged code (I feel they're trying to worm out of it). I know VB's entirely managed, but does anyone know about the server portion of AJAX? Is there any server side javascript stuff that occurs before it actually gets into the .NET framework?
I have been reading about design patterns and application architecture and im told that I should program to an interface instead of implementation. This i understand. So I figured I would start with something small. Never programmed with an interface before. So I want to create an encryption program that will allow the user to select which method to encrypt it with, AES, DPAPI, etc. I started designing the Interface but I am unsure if I am doing this right. [Code] Also, when it comes to the DPAPI implementation, how is the client supposed to supply the Protection Scope? I didn't think this should be in the interface as it only applys to the DPAPI.
