Calling The UpdatedDb Sub When The .CellEndEdit Event Triggers And When The .UserAddedRows Event Triggers?
Oct 19, 2009
I use the following code in a Sub called "updateDb" to accept changes back to the Db, etc. in the .CellEndEdit event from a DataGridView:
Try
' Write changes back to actual .mdb file
' Accept changes from DataGridView object
Me.Validate()
[code]....
Which is the most appropriate event to handle for this task? Right now I'm calling the updatedDb sub when the .CellEndEdit event triggers and when the .UserAddedRows event triggers.
I am using an activeX control to read data from an external source. This data is processed in 5 second increments. Each piece of data is passed through an event. When the event triggers I call a "decision" procedure from the event to process the data and make decisions on what to do, i.e. call other procedures, store the data, etc... This works fine when I have a small number of samples (around 10), however, when the number of samples increases to say 100, that is I am recieving 100 pieces of data every 5 seconds, the "decision" procedure does not fully run. Is it possible that the event trigger is causing the code to exit the "decision" procedure prematurely? I know that the "Decision" procedure starts since I have written data from the beginning of the procedure but not the end of it. how to handle the rapid event triggers?
I have a datagridview which is populated from the SelectionChangeCommitted event of the combobox. The datagridview contains both bound and unbound data columns (see below).
[code]I get an error that the connection to the IMAP server has disconnected because the suspend event is not triggered until the computer wakes. How do I get the trigger before the computer sleeps?
Pressing Yes will do some action and close the app - works fine, Pressing No will do nothing and close the app - (see below), Pressing Cancel will Do nothing and keep the app open - (see below).
I'm using DialogResult.No for No button and DialogResult.Cancel for cancel button. But pressing either of them triggers DialogResult.Cancel event. Whats the problem?
I'm working on a program with a fairly complex graphical interface. Due to the volume of information possible in the interface, the tooltip, or something like it, seems likely to be a fairly critical means of obtaining feedback. However, after a bit of testing, there are a few features that I am not really enamored with. First, I am changing the tooltip text dynamically based on the portion of a control that the mouse hovers over. This is done in the Hover event handler. What I am seeing is that once the hover event is raised once for a control, it appears not to be raised for that control again unless the mouse leaves the control and re-enters. Therefore, the tooltip is set based on where the mouse hovers the first time it hovers on the control, then doesn't change until the mouse has left the control.
More disturbingly, the tooltip sometimes doesn't show up at all. It appears that if I am quick enough about moving the mouse over the control, then hovering does nothing and no tooltip shows up at all. The way to get the tooltip to show up is to move the mouse smoothly, and somewhat slowly, over the control, then pause. As long as the motion is slow enough, the tooltip always shows up. However, if the mouse is then moved, the tooltip goes away, and won't return until the mouse has left the control and come back to it. So basically, First, I will look into showing something on MouseMove rather than Hover, as Hover appears to be inconsistent, at best. Yet that doesn't solve the problem that the tooltip is too inconsistent in behavior. Is there an alternative, or timing property settings for the tooltip that improves responsiveness?
I am writing a web page, on this web page there is a txtStart and txtEnd. Next to them I have Calendar ImageButtons. I would like to code it so when the ImageButton is clicked a calendar popup appears and when they select a date on the popup it goes away and the date is populated into the txt. Format MM/DD/YYYY. Can anyone help me? I have been looking online for hours now and only find solutions for C# users or for a seperate page all together. I am writing my code in VB and I cannot make new pages. Here is my web page code:
I've been searching for the answer for this all over, but I can't seem to find the solution. I have no idea how do this. A code that triggers an event after multiple command buttons are pressed in a certain order. For example: I press Command1, then Command2, then Command8, then Command5, then an event happens. It's kind of similar to entering a code to activate something.
I've read thru Iceplug's tutorial on control arrays and got it working. I tried to add a new event by basically copying his click event code and calling it a doubleclick event. I used the proper addhandler and assigned the correct name to my sub. I have the click event changing the background color to blue and the doubleclick event changing the background color to green. The background color does not change to green. Why?
Heres the tutorial with my new code encased in asterisks ...
I have a datagridview for user's input. For example, the columns are "Name", "Date of Birth"... For the "Date of Birth" part, i have implemented validaion... i want to make it that user have to enter a valid "Date of birth" before they are allowed to leave the Cell. Meaning once them entered the Cell, they have to provide a valid "Date of birth" then they can move on.
I have this question about the control triggers, I have this project that have textbox, using it's textChanged function and setting the autopostback in to true.
Now, when I trace the command I have notice that the function have been triggered twice, and I just want to know now how that happens and how I can set this to trigger only once.
Is it possible to list all triggers in all tables on a database?I can list all user stored procedures with:
Private Sub StoredPro() Dim theServer As Server = New Server(serverName) Dim myDB As Database = theServer.Databases("mydatabase") Dim dt As DataTable = myDB.EnumObjects(DatabaseObjectTypes.StoredProcedure) End Sub
But nothing obvious in SMO for triggers. (I'm actually trying to list just custom triggers, any that are not named DEL_tablename, INS_tablename, UPD_tablename) within the selected database.
the MouseWheel event triggers 3 times every time i scroll ... this i believe is because i have my wheel set in windows to scroll 3 lines at a time but i am updating a "zoom" and only want it to trigger 1ce per wheel movement any ideas?
I am currently rewriting an Access application to VB. The database was already MySQL 5 with the Access application - solely used for the forms and reports. In access the MySQL database is accessed though ODBC, in VB via a .NET connector.
The problem is the following:
In the MySQL DB I have a trigger to create a UUID (or a GUID if you prefer) as a "Before Insert" trigger.With Access, the record creation works fine, and the UUID is created flawlessly.With VB, the record creation is stopped by VB when trying to insert/save the record - saying the DB requires the field UUID not to be null. Although this is right (it is mandatory in the record creation in the DB), it obviously does not take into account the MySQL trigger (and how could it?).How do you get rid of the validation for this field?
In my master page there is a submit button for the site search. On most pages this is only triggered if enter is hit whilst the search box has focus. On a couple of pages though hitting enter on the main form it triggers the search submit. I know that I could fix this by enclosing the search in it's own form tag and then changing every page to have it's own form tag, but I need something that is a lot simpler as a fix as I'm low on time. Is there a way I can tie the text boxes in the form to the correct submit button?
I found this mystifying in VB6 and it's still here...
For example - I have a combobox on a form and I have put some code in its SelectedIndexChanged event. The problem is that I want this code to be executed *only* when the user clicks on an item in the combobox dropdown. Why is it then that it gets executed when the form first loads? And how do I stop this happening?
I used to use a "FormLoading" boolean to decide whether or not the code was executed but this surely shouldn't be necessary. Is there a better way?
I have a class in VB.NET that has a method (called CurrentValue) that returns a number. There is also an event that the class raises to indicate the number has changed. In the event handler on my form, I update a textbox using the exposed method.[code]When I run this I get a "Debugger.Runtime.CrossThreadMessagingException" error. What could be doing this? I am instantiating MyClass in the same form that contains the textbox.I can also set properties of the MyClass object without any trouble.
I have a program that will print dwg and idw drawings to different printers. from our drawing vault we kan use a plotbutton which creates a pcf-file (text file) and copies the drawing to a specific location. the program reads the pcf file which contains the max printsize for the drawing, who is printing it, nr of copies, location of the drawing. all data is written to or read from a small database. as long as there are drawings the printing goes fine, they are listed in a datagridview on the form. As soon as the last record is removed from the datagridview I get the following error[code]...
I am trying to implement a way of persisting a collection in a custom settings class. I have successfully created the settings class (inheriting ApplicationSettingsBase) and can save properties using the built-in editors on a PropertyGrid, but my custom implementation of a property grid for collections doesn't persist any of the values I add. Here's my code:
I set a breakpoint on the Set methods for both the BackgroundColor property and the EmailAddresses property. The BackgroundColor property works as it should - it breaks on the Set statement and stores the property correctly. But when I close the custom CollectionEditor dialog, the EmailAddresses "Set" method is never called. How can I get my custom editor to actually save the property once it's done being edited?
I am using/creating a DataTable so the "enforceConstrains" property is not avilable for DataTable.Error message: Failed to enable constraints. One or more rows contain values violating non-null, unique, or foreign-key constraints.
Windows Form Load Event:
Private Sub Expenses_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load expensesGV.DataSource = listExpenses() expensesGV.Columns(0).Visible = False End Sub
I am getting below exception when i am going to enter record in a table through StoredProceduer of sqlserver i have a field which i need u update immediately after insert of new record in table. for that i created a sotredprocedure in which i wrote insert command first and after that i wrote a update command for same recored but it gave me below error SQlException: Transaction count after EXECUTE indicates a mismatching number of BEGIN and COMMIT statements. Previous count = 1, current count = 2. Uncommittable transaction is detected at the end of the batch. The transaction is rolled back. Some Error in stored procedure execution
I am using VB.NET for Windows applications. What is the difference between Load event,Activate event and Enter event in the Form and in which order the above event is executed.
I'm trying to validate a few things in a form I'm building. It has a datagrid with clients info (taken from an access database) and a few textboxes where the user can type some search criteria. The thing is that those same textboxes are used to add new clients to the database and to modify a client's information if one from the datagrid is selected, so I made it that the buttons to insert and modify clients are disabled on load and thenevery time the text on a textbox changes ("TextChanged" event) they become enabled. So far so good. But then I wanted to make it so when a client from the datagrid is selected both buttons become disabled again until the text on a textbox changes (to make sure they're adding a different client and not the same one that was selected).
I tried using the CellClick event from the datagrid to disable the buttons, but since every time a client is selected from the datagrid the info is shown on the textboxes, this triggers the TextChanged event too, and the buttons become available.So, is there a way I can tell the TextChanged event not to be triggered when the CellClick event occurs?
Using the visual part of VB I can create 'event' procedures. eg. if I double click on a button on the form it will take me to the code window and insert a procedure as follows:
Private Sub txtOperationCode_Keydown(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) Handles txtOperationCode.KeyDown, cmdEllipsis.KeyDown Dim oOperation As COperationOutputTypeBS
[code]....
i wanted that on the form that i am calling in the event :frmSearchOperationCodes I will call txtOperationCode_Keydown event because I wanted that if txtOperationCode_Keydown is executed something will happen upon showing the other form.i have a textboxt, When i encoded a character on the textboxt and the user will press tab or enter automatically a form will be shown with a datagridview showing all items related to the character encoded on the textbox.
