Check If The Folder "A Folders" Contains Folders From 000A All The Way To 999A
Oct 13, 2009
Is there a quicker way to check directories? For example I want to check if the folder "A Folders" contains folders from 000A all the way to 999A then lists the folder that are missing? Do you think this is possible?
at I do not know the number of or the names of the folders, they can be different in different cases, I only have the root path.how I can display folder contents in VB.net and the code worked but couldn't figure out how to create the arrays and display only folders within folders starting with "ad_".
System.IO.DirectoryInfo and System.IO.FileInfo to be used for getting the folders.A literal control can be used to create javascript arrays in ASP.NET. These js arrays can then be used on the client side.
It appears that when IO.Directory.GetFiles tries to read a folder that it doesn't have access to it throws an exception & stops reading. Is there any way to have skip those folders & continue reading the rest of the folders?
I use the code below to fill the list box and it works great. But i need it to only look in the \Software and \Software\FolderName Foldername could be any folder in the Software folder i need it to get all the .exe from software folder and only one more folder deep no more.
I need help with file enumeration. I'm trying to create a program that can list files, folders and sub folders locations in a log file for diagnostic purposes. After it searches it can open notepad and display the results. The problem I'm having is that I'm a beginner and not familiar with file enumeration.
I have the following directory structure in my asp.net webdirectory i want when any body access anypage inside my admin folder then it auto redirect to login page of admin folder until they login
Basically I am trying to enable the user the ability to select a folder and the folders music files populate a list box. I want two list boxes on the page, one with all the contents of the folder and then the other one for files selected from the first box. I have no clue on how to do this at all...
What I would want, is a way to get a count of how many sub-folders another folder consists of. For instance, if "c:TestAppTestFolder" contains the sub-folders "Videos", "Pictures and "Audio", I would somehow want to get the code to get the value '3' in this case.
I have downloaded Visual Basic 2010 express.My application is very simple:In my Resources folder, there are four folders. Each has a couple .png images in them.In my form, I have four checklists and one picturebox.When my application loads, I want each checklist to populate with the names of the images (one checklist for each folder)When the user clicks on a checklist, the Picturebox will display the corresponding image.I managed to do pretty much everything, but my problem is, how the heck do I access the Resources folder (and the four folders it holds), when my application is built and shared to other people?
Have built a project and associated it with a Setup&Deployment Project. The S&D project needs to contain 2 main folders (under User's Desktop) with various formats of files (xmls, txts, dlls) inside them and several subfolders. How can i copy/import these 2 folders and there sub-files/folders into my s&d project?
When adding them in the usual way, they are copied and defined a source path onto the current pc. You can understand what errors this might create when an another targeted pc does not contain those files to the exact location. Is there any way to copy them locally or somehow import them?
Here is my problem-> I have three folders that I need to check if they are empty or not, if one of them is empty, I would like to keep checking the other two, if they are not empty I want to do something and then check the other two, but not all the time all three will be empty or not empty there might be times where one folder has something and the other two not and so on. I just want to check a folder and if its empty go to the next one but if not do something and still g to the next one to check if it empty or not, an so on.
I have been trying to create folders for database backup purposes. These folders were to be based on the current date and time as the name of the folder.[code]...
i want to get a random directory from a specified directory, for example, the desktop.
im not sure how to do this, this and the only thing I'm having trouble with for my application
for example i have 5 different directories on the desktop called
Dir1 Dir2 Dir3, etc...
i would like to get Dir3, then maybe Dir1, after that maybe Dir3 again, and so on. i want to get a random directory from the desktop...dont really know how to explain it any better...
A specified a directory - a directory that i specify maybe in a text box for example. or a folder browser dialog
also i just want to get the path of the directory, i dont want to do anything to it.
I'm trying to select the files and folders inside a folder to zip up, but what it seems to be doing is selecting all the folders up to the folder i've selected and the files in the final folder but not the folders in there and zipping them up. So for example in tbFolder I have the string: "C:Users ombDesktopDeOldMota7" I want to select this folder and zip up the entire contents of this folder, images and all. But whats happening is the following:
Its creating the folder structure up to the folder i want zipped and adding just the files in side this and not the folders. I'm guessing I need to tweak the line:
System.IO.Directory.GetFiles(DirectoryToZip)
Here is the entire code:
Private Sub btnCreate_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnCreate.Click Dim ZipFile As String = "C:Releases" & drpService.Text & "-" &
I am trying to write a code to verify the existing files left in the folder. I have it when there are no more files left after sending it to anothere folder that the handler exception windows appears. I think it is be cause there are no files in the folder left and the system does not know what to do with an empty folder.
i am creating an app that will display the contents of a folder containing hundreds of other folders. these folders are in the following format <Movie.Name>[<Year>]i am trying to create a function that will filter out the years i.e. if i wish to search for movies from 2009 i could use the code 'FilterMovies("2009")' etc... and remove/hide the others.
I can download the files I want. However, the client has insisted on creating different folders which will contain the version number. So the name of the folders would be something like this: 1.0.1, 1.0.2, 1.0.3, etc.So the files will be contained in the latest version in this case folder 1.0.3. However, how can my web client detect which is the latest one?
I want to be able to add a folder (and inturn, all of it's contents including subfolders) to a setup project. I can manually add a folder, then manually add all of the files for that folder; but this is a NetHelp folder with lots of subfolders and files.
Is there a way to tell the setup to add everything in a folder to the setup files to be distributed??
i want to know how to hide files and folders at system/kernal level. Those files must not be accessible through any means untill they are unlocked again with same method. I want to create an application similar to Folder Lock apps commercially available