I want to access (read/write) the user entered text for a document.The document text is housed inside a CONTENTEDITABLE DIV tag within a html document.The html document is loaded into the webbrowser object (webbrowser.navigate(path and filename)).When the html document (bulletin.htm) loads,An error is popped up such as ACCESS DENIED to toolbar.htc and menu.htc And the toolbar and menubar are missing or corrupted.I have tried to generate the code for the document using the code below.
Function ScriptEditorHeader() As String Dim sBuf As String = Nothing sBuf = "" sBuf = sBuf & "<html "
I have a requirement to move the html text available in a string builder to a word document and open the word document after the data is appended in a VB.NET console application. I am new to console applications and am not sure how this could be done, but I am aware that if I am using a Web Application then I can use the following code:[code]
this is my text and I like it,some more text here .I am trying to write a function that would get a string of text like that and put it into a single line. I've tried string.replace(vbcrlf, ""), but that doesn't get rid of all the line breaks. Can someone help me out here?
I've searched everywhere to find out why the heck my program is doing this, but couldn't find anything like it...? I'm making a flash card program. Part of my program takes images corresponding to other data from a certain area, chosen by the user, and moves them to another folder, for later use. I want to store the path for the image next to the other data, storing the path as a string. When no image is chosen, the variable for the path is simply "no image".
I would like to read an HTML file, search each line to see if it starts with </head>. Then add the centering code after it. That line at destination file should read: </head><table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="2" width="760"align="center"><tr><td> After this I don't care to search for anything. Just read from source and write to destination. I know there are programs out there to find/replace text in series of files but I am not allowed to use external programs.
I have a web service that is currently calling the DOS command copy to put a text file to a specified network share.
This is the code: Imports System.Web.Services Imports System.Web.Services.Protocols Imports System.ComponentModel Imports System.Data Imports System.IO Imports System.Xml [Code] .....
It appears doing this might be causing some problems and our front-end programmer suggested I see if I can output the stream "output" directly to the network shared printer specified by the SOAP request. Is this possible? This is VS 2010
I have thios code that will load a php file (text file) into a sting via streamreader then its supposed to find and replace a portion of the text and write the changes back out to the file via streamwriter. I put my code together and after running it look at the file and it's unchanged. After looking closer it appears the problem is the find & replace operation I am doing on the string. Here is my code:
What is the best way to write data from a hierarchical set of objects to a file? The highest order parent has 1000's of children all with children (DOM style). Trying to traverse the tree and creating one big string which is then written to a file is throwing an out-of-memory exception while creating the string.
Details I've created a set of classes that make up an HTML document. There was control that I needed that the pre-packaged HtmlElement and HtmlDocument didn't give. The Document Object Model is maintained throughout, with some similar methods and properties and such. I'm using the custom classes to create a very large HTML document. When I say large, I mean on the order of over 2000 printed pages. It's doubtful that they will all be printed, but some will be.
My base HTMLElement object, from which all other objects are derived, contains an OuterHTML property which, as expected, gets the full HTML of the calling object and the HTML of all child elements. After the code which generates the report runs, I have my HTMLDocument object containing the entire report which needs to be written to a file. Here is where I keep running into problems.
If I call OuterHTML on the HTMLDocument object, I get an out of memory exception. Other reports have saved fine, but this is by far the largest report I've thrown at my HTMLElement object. My assumption is that the property call is generating too much text.
I am basically just creating a new .HTML file, opening it for reading, and writing in all of the text. Like:
I am trying to retrieve all processes running on a machine with the usual information; process id, name and the memory usage. I am trying to export it all under one xml file, however to get all the information I had to use 2 separate methods. To get the process id, name and session id (process owner) I used the following code along with a dictionary and a class, using a .net library called Cassia.
Using server As ITerminalServer = manager.GetRemoteServer("Spartacus") server.Open() For Each process As ITerminalServicesProcess In server.GetProcesses() If Not String.IsNullOrEmpty(process.ProcessId) Then dictprocess.Add(process.ProcessId, New Processes(process.ProcessId, process.ProcessName, process.SessionId)) [Code] .....
As you can see the unique id (process id) is the same in each xml. Is there any way I can write the xml so that the information from both methods can be under one tag?
I have an SQL database, and 50 text files, and Visual Basic 2010 Premimum,I need to find a specific line of text in the text files and then take the next 37 lines of text and save them in my database. I need advice as to point me in the right direction
I am parsing a web page with the HTML agility pack in vb.net and it works great most of the time, but I have come across a site I need help with.
When I go to grab the web page with my http object (I am using chilkat http and it does not have a javascript engine) I get back the page which is poorly written with document.writes for basically the entire page.
I do not want to use the browser control to first render the page.
Do you know of anything that will allow me to parse this page easily with xpath... does xpath work with javascript? Is there a way for me to remove the javascript with the agility pack?
I have a trouble making this code work. When executed, it just creates a correct (with the correct name) file with the extension .txt but the the actual text inside .
Imports System.IO Public Class Form1
Public mytext As String
[code]...
The strange thing is that while debugging, h, t string variables have the correct values, but somehow mystream.write(t) doesnt work (it doesent write anything to my h.txt text file...
What I am doing is creating a simple login and register system. I am going to save the information of each user into a text or ".dat" format and have them placed into a folder called "accounts".The small problem that I have is the "Forgot Password" option. I can't think of how to search all the documents for the e-mail or the username.So basically I need to know if it is possible to do a small search for the e-mail through all the documents in the "accounts" folder.
-I know another option may be databases...but I don't completely know how to use these. -I have general knowledge of arrays
Basically, I have a quiz program for which It would be much simpler for me If i could pull the strings for the correct questions to display and answer to test if i could pull them from excel. For example,
vb If qststrng = (excel document cell A1) and answrstrng = (excel document cell B1) Then 'Correct End if
Or maybe there's something much simpler already integrated into Visual Studios 2010 in which i can copy and paste my excel data and then pull the data in a similar way all within Visual Studios?
How to find the position or location of string in given document.I have one word document and i want to store all its words and word positions in database so thats why i need to find the position of the words.
how can i find position or location of word or string in given document.
i intend to use vb.net or c# for and .doc documents
As know mid(source, wordstart, wordlength) in VB6 source.substring(wordstart, wordlength) in vb2008 what differebce between both ?i can run it "mid(source, wordstart, wordlength)" at vb 6 with no problem,but i can't run it" source.substring(wordstart, wordlength)" at vb2008 'System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException' happened with System.Windows.Forms.dll
What would be the fasted method of get a string list of all values within [] in a string of text? For example: [client_name], are you are doing today? My name is [my_name]. The list of strings would be:
I would like to convert a image query, found here [URL]..In vb2005.net to the xmldocument which I can then cruise around and grab the data with, current code using the webclient isn't giving me a good xml document to use. Any ideas how I can fix this?
I want to split each line at the comma and write the left side to a textbox and the the right side to another textbox. I'm close, with the code below, but I can only post results from the first line in the file. How do I loop this and append the text results in each of the textboxes.
Dim TempFile As String TempFile = "temp.txt" Dim sw As StreamWriter
I see a page with a specific link in it [URL] So i use webbrowser.document to see its source.Id like my app to get that link without anything else, and put it into a textbox.I cant find any way to do this. I thought and tried remove all text until "www." but it didnt work as page uses facivon and other stuff.