Link To A File Automatically Based On Some Naming Convention?
Jun 16, 2010
How can I link to a file automatically based on some naming convention , example the application should link to a pdf file when it finds like the below combination : " ...... some text .... ammended by Rule 80/85 published in 05/12/2000" so the application should link to the file named R_80/85_05/12/2000 (R for Rule) if the file is available it should link if not it will stay normal
What is the most commonly used convention (in C# and VB) to name object, when I want to emphesize that it is an instance of class that implements some interface. Like here:
In the past when I have written classes and constructors, I named the variables in the constructor parameter something different than what would have been stored in the actual class itself.What I do now is name them the same, and reference the internal variables with Me.varname.Here is a class I just started building.Is my naming convention incorrect? [code]
I have run across exam ples of how to create code for getting the universal naming convention for mapped drive in VB6 and access but that don't work in VB net.
I Have a PDF Folder containing pdf files with the names ( sp_1.pdf , sp_2.pdf etc.....)
In my word files , I have the text : " and it was created under the rule sp_1 in order to acheive the level we are working for that is sp_2 "
so while reading I want the application to create an automatic link to sp_1.pdf or sp_2.pdf or sp_X.pdf if found in the pdf folder and if not ,the text stays static
I need to create an application that reads from a word file and when it find a string (datefor_example) it should link to it automatically example the string is : dd_mm_yyyy , when the application is reading the word file the minute it reads the sting it should go and see if the file with the string name exists if it exists it should link to it automatically.
so I'm using Visual Studio 2010 and I'm trying to make a program where I would have a textbox where the user would type,then a "Go" button. In the textbox, the user would type a number, lets go with 1 for an example. A user would type 1 in the textbox, then it would automatically add the 1 to the end of this .swf link: "http:[url]... after they enter the 1 in the textbox and press the "Go" button, it would add the 1 to the end of that link, then that link would open a new shockwaveflash form with the link being the Movie. Is this possible?
I have a folder that contains pdf files with name like : sp_101_2008 , I have word file that has the name of the pdf (sp_101_2008)as text , I need to create an application that reads the word file and when reading it if it finds the name of the pdf file(s) it sould link to it automatically
make a quick app that will create 3 random letters, and search google with it which i can do. It is then ment to open the first link, and grab a sentence, or a group of words randomly.
Let's say my browser goes to a page similar to this one below ..
Picture Is Here
On this page there is a hyper link called 'Click Here' .. when I click it, it opens another window with things in it.
How can I click this hyper link in vb.net automatically without me clicking on it with the mouse, and how do I open the window in a second web browser ?
We can assume that the first browser is called (WebBroswer1 ) and the second one is called (WebBrower2).
I know how to perform buttons clicks and do raise the 'OnClick' Events, but I don't know how to do it with a hyper links.
I have a vb app with a webbrowser, and I am trying to search a page with about 1,000 links to click on the right one. Hereare some links from the page source:
HTML <tr> <td align="center"><input type="checkbox" name="checkedfund" value="9950::Custom"></td> <td>ING LifeStyle Moderate Growth Portfolio - Service Class</td>[code].....
I want to be able to find and click on a link in the page based on its name, like "ING LifeStyle Moderate Growth Portfolio - Service Class" for the first one. Also, I want the second link in each block, with the onClick=notesWindow function. How can I do this?
I'm using visual basic 2010 express..I'm building my own web browser and want to add a download manager.I have been able to build one that will download a file if I type the file location into a text box.What I'm trying to figure out is how to have the download manager open when I click on a download link on a web page.How to make the download manager know it is a link to a downloadable file as opposed to something like a link to another webpage?
I was wondering if it was possible to have a program open Firefox, and have it open a bunch of tabs that all go to a link with a video, and then have it automatically play that video?
I addressed a meeting and used the following....she worked there for 17 years.I was corrected later that it should have been 16 years.I argued that the first year of this persons employment was 1966 and her last years work was 1982. Therefore 17 years.Does someone have an articulate mathmatic reasoning that explains dealing with inclusive numbers.
So, I'm trying to do things according to accepted convention as much as possible.
I have a DataTable that holds data that is read in from an XML at the launch of the program. This DT contains data about folders that are added by the user. It is primarily accessed by a single form, but another form used for Adding/Editing folder data will need to update it.
So, what is the best way to handle this: Currently the DT is created/maintained in the main form (FolderPad) that uses it. Would it be better to put the DT in a public Module for access, or allow the add/edit form to access the reference to it in FolderPad? Or is there a more accepted way to do something like this?
the question is really what is the correct convention (style) for raising and handling events. When a button is clicked it is generally handled by this method. [Code]
I have recently been trying to follow this convention by creating my own EventArgs class and inheriting the system.eventargs, Then adding my own properties. The problem is as my projects get bigger/complex I seem to be writing multiple eventarg classes. I then decide to try and create a generic eventarg class but this then seemed pointless thinking it would be easier just to pass the object directly instead of wrapping it up in "someEventArg" i have created.
i want make a program like a login tool game..in login tool program..i put a button and WebBrowser page..then i want make a my button and WebBrowser read link or target in ini file or inf file...how to make it?
I'm looking for a way to (easily, by preference ;)) create a download link to a file on a separate file server.The situation is as follows: the application I'm developing (asp.net 2.0 in vb.net but I have a similar issue in c#, either solution works for me) will be run internally for a company.As is good practice, the file storage and web application are on two separate servers.I basically need to be able to create a download link to a file, the only available URL i have to access the file is servernamefolder1folder2folder3file.txt (can be any sort of file)[code]Which doesn't work for obvious reasons. It used to be set up to write that file to the application path itself and that worked perfectly, but it isn't good practice and that's why I'm changing it (or trying to).I read solutions about creating a download page and then having a table in your DB which holds the links and returns the proper web URL for download but the time constraint I am faced with unfortunately doesn't allow me to develop that.
Assuming I can provide a string with the full filepath to the file like the above, what is the easiest way to just create a link that, when clicked, downloads the document? I have 0 admin rights in this environment. That really isn't helping me. Let's assume I am given the correct link like above and have the appropriate file access rights and such.The above example does work in IE, but not in Firefox and Chrome. IE converts it to a file://servername/... link which does what it's supposed to, but FF and Chrome both actively decided that this is unsafe and have disabled it from their browsers.
the software im currently creating requires that a loaded powerpoint slideshow be automatically saved as a powerpoint show file (without actually creating a pps file).
I am trying to automate file downloads. Sometimes I get to a webpage that has a file link to download a file, but it is not a direct link. Instead it is a PHP request on the server side, for the file.
Is it possible to automate this using the webbrowser control, or is there another way I can do this using VB .NET?
I am trying to code a delete button for a browsing program based on data from a txt file. I have coded the buttons to sort(ascending and descending), append to the text file, search the text file, but I can not seem to get the delete function working. I am using VB 2010, this is what I have so far:
Code: Dim deleline As String Dim line As String Dim isFound As Boolean = False sr4 = IO.File.OpenText("Students.txt")
I will have a directory of files (IFO, BUP, and VOB; DVD files for anyone who cares), I need to find the first one by sorting these like this: Filter out everything that does not have a .VOB in it, then find the one like this VTS_**_1.VOB. It will always have a "1" before the extension, but the two numbers before that change, lastly I need that file returned as a variable.
My.Computer.FileSystem.MoveFile to move logs of a command line application to the directory that I want.The problem I'm having is that, if the file already exists, the program errors out. Which makes since.I could just use conditional logic to replace or rename the file if it exists. The problem with the former is that I need to keep all of the logs and the problem with the latter is that, without knowing how many files could exist, I wouldn't know when to stop renaming files.If I knew that there were only going to be 5 files, then I could work with it. But since there probably won't be a finite amount of files, I need something automatically amend the new log to another name. For example, if I had "Test", then the log would amend the next file Test1 and so on.
Is possible to add, a file to the solution explorer, and setup, at compilation time, the file to be automatically copied to the output directory. I wish to copy it to a subdirectory, but it looks like there is not an option other than the output directory. I cannot embed the files as a resource, because the user should be capable of modify or replace them. There are other options, as content files, but I cannot find how to manage them, or if they are useful for this purpose.
I'm working on a personal project and so far everything is going perfect. Almost. I have a problem with getting music file info based off of its file path. I.e. "
C:UsersUSERetc." The only things I would need from y'all would be how to get the song's Artist(s) and Name (maybe there's something similar to 'AxWindowsMediaPlayer.currentMedia.getitemInfo("Information")' without actually having to play the song?
After I get this information, I would like to know how to add it to a ListBox as this: "[Artist] - [Song Name]", but I can do the text part if I know the getting-the-information part and adding-the-info-to-listbox part.