Make A Program With VB2010 That Does Not Use The Actual Form But Instead Only Uses Other Components?
Sep 19, 2011
Is it possible to make a program with visual basic 2010 that does not use the actual form but instead only uses other components (e.g. Message Box) to form a complete program?
Is there a way to make the actual tabs different sizes? I just want the tabs themselves different sizes not the whole thing. Seems like the itemsize property does this but it will only allow you to set one size. I want each tab to be a different size depending on its text.
How can I make a component that resides in the components tray like the Timer? So that you can place them from the toolbox but they are not visible on the form.
I need to save actual age (in whole years) for future use in the program. The problem is, 'Years' returns a big, fat 0 every time. Changing "Dim years As Integer" to Dim years As String" does exactly the same thing.
Code: Dim myDate = New Date(Convert.ToInt32(Year.Value), Month.SelectedIndex + 1, Convert.ToInt32(Day.Value)) 'If Month, Day, or Year not selected then
I have a form with a 4 tab tabControl and each tab has multiple components(textboxes,comboboxes, etc). Is there an easy way to make all the components read only depending on who is logged,so in the code. I would still loke to be able to click on each tab to 'see ' the components on each tabPage.
I have a TableLayoutPanel that is 1 column wide. In it, I make UserControls to represent components of a color formula.When a user chooses a formula on the left, I call "TableLayoutPanel.Controls.Clear" and then using the data from the formula, set the number of rows and create X many new user controls in a loop and TableLayoutPanel.Controls.Add them.
The problem is, if one keeps this screen open and selects through roughly 60 to 70 different formulas, eventually, without warning, the program will crash in an unhandled exception: Error creating window handle. (There is no debugger breakpoint)What's causing this? Is it a disposal problem? Should I be doing something other than TableLayoutPanel.Controls.Clear? Would you handle building the objects differently? I'm including a screenshot of the screen in question (you can see the usercontrols vertically on the right) and the error box that comes up.
I know lots of you have had problems with the form designer giving errors and refusing to show the actual form, mostly because of some transition in software i take it (i aren't a Full time programmer, its just a hobby.)My problem is similar, vb refuses to show me my form and now i have even more problems.the last thing i did before this happened was try to add an imagebox to the form.Heres a few errors i get:every label i have is no longer declared?event 'load' cannot be found- My other problem is, i managed to close the designer window during this problem and i cant remember how to get it back up
I deleted a textbox on my login form and when I debug the startup (login) form still has the textbox that was deleted. I tried deleting the form and its components but still this form appears on start up Is. there any way that I can fix this?
I'm attempting to download a file with a custom "message" i.e. with specific bytes sent to a server. I am using the lightweight utorrent setup file which could be easily downloaded with the statement in the first code tag or even using a WebRequest, WebResponse, StreamReader etc. But for some reasons I need to be able to code the "message". I would explain why but that would just be a diversion...Anyway the problem is that the packet gets saved in its native form but I need to be able to save the packet to the actual file without the header and etc. The sample code is in the second code tag.
My.Computer.Network.DownloadFile() Dim server As String = "download.utorrent.com" Dim mySocket As Socket
I'm trying to create a form with a lot of repeated components. I'm making a touch screen control system with a GUI in VB.net. I would like to make it so when a textbox is pressed a form pops up (form1.show()?). This form is basically a number pad. The user can press buttons (0-9) to get the desired integer to appear in a text box in the popup form. When the user presses an "Enter" button, the popup form returns the integer value that was entered to the initial textbox pressed.
I want to dynamically add some lables and progress bar on form and then set the values for it.
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i'm setting on error on line where i'm setting the location of x and y. if i remove those lines it works but all the progress bar are shown at same location. Also i want to set the values of progress bar, i was trying this me.controls("Pbar1").value = 100 or PBar1.value = 100 but it doesn't work because in 1st case it doesn't know the control is pbar and in 2nd case it says PBAr1 doesn't exist and won't make the build.
I have a development system and two test systems. My development system is Windows 7 (64 bit). My two test systems are Windows XP (x86) and Windows 7 (x86). I have created a program on the development system mostly in VB.NET 2008 and deployed it. It looks nice on the development system and on my Windows XP system, but when executing the software on my Windows 7 (x86) system, all the form sizes and components somehow grow. To investigate the issue, I moved over the entire project and opened it on the Windows 7 (x86) system to find that the sizes have somehow changed in the designer there as well. I opened up the .Designer.vb files and the sizes there all seem correct. Then I go to the IDE and the sizes are larger than they should be. For example, I will set a form size to 532, 217 on my development PC then it will show up as 709, 267 on the test system. I tried putting in code on my form.load event to set the size to 532, 217 then re-deployed it, but again, it executes and the form is too large.
I have a form with about 50 controls on it. labels, check boxes, combo boxes. text boxes and so on. Now I have a image on the back ground of the form and have made the checkbox text with transparent back ground so the picture can show through. the problem is that it is so slow to load. I see each one appearing on the form one by one. I have tried this on multiple machines and it does it on all of them. I have tried making the checkboxes not transparent but it still is slow.
how can I allow the form to load completely before it displays it. This is the initial form that loads and shows up.
i am trying to make a webbrowser in VB2010, but one major roadblock that has been in my way for a while, is the fact that i can't get my bookmarks bar to work
i have no code to show you and i am completely open to ideas as long as i use a toolstrip just make sure that the bookmarks work and they are Saved when the program is closed and opened again.
Notes:
instead of "WebBrowser1" use: " CType(TabControl1.SelectedTab.AttachedControl.Controls.Item(0), WebBrowser).PutWhateverHere() "
(i am using a dotnetbar tabcontrol so i need the "AttachedControl")
the toolstrip i am using in this case is called "BookmarksBar" so please don't use "ToolStrip1"
I have a lot of repetitive code that references components of my main form. I wanted to create a separate module (correct terminology?) for all this code to be contained. I cut the offending code and pasted it into my new module, changing each label reference, etc to form1.label.click
Form1 was then underlined and I get this message:Handles clause requires WithEvents variable defined in the containing type or one of its base types.I think I'm headed in the right direction, but what exactly am I looking for? Here is a sampling of the code that I would like to keep in a separate place other than Form1.vb:
I have created a Windows Form inherited from an existing form using the Inheritance Picker: Project menu ==> Add Inherited Form.So now I have the Form-base (FrmP1) and the inherited form (FrmP2)The form works perfectly. If I open the "code" window of FrmP2 I can see only the main class:
Public Class FrmP2 End Class I have added now a FormClosed event in P2:
I used the "Anchor" options to resize components when i maximize my form using the default system button and all works fine. But if at anytime i double click on the title bar to maximize/restore window it maximizes, but when it's to restore it won't became the original states, it comes like a big window not maximized.
I used to program in BASIC, and am trying to learn VB now. What I am trying to do at the moment is take a keystroke on the numeric keypad (1-9 only) and pass it into my program to control what happens to a number as follows:[code]I can't seem to find anything in VB that allows simple keyboard entry in this manner.
I'm trying to make some kind of local port forwarder,this means an app which would in my case forward port 10972 to port 25565.This is because of safety precautions. I did a whole lot of work on searching and coding myself, but without succes. Probably it works one way, but not backways. I think the response doesn't work. I really don't know what to do now.
Public Class PFS Public Sub New(ByVal IP As String, ByVal listenPort As Integer, ByVal sendPort As Integer) Dim hostIP As IPAddress = IPAddress.Parse(IP)
I am new to the Forum and I hope this is the best location for this thread.I SEARCHed a few threads, but did not see quite what I was after.I am interested in how to make VB 2010 create a NEW COPY of my current project, with a NEW project Folder, New Name, but a copy of all of my forms and modules.
I see that VB 2010 puts my new projects in their own folder in Libraries/Documents/Visual Studio 2010 /Projects.As an example, I am working on a project, and have it a partially completed, partially working mode, and want to save this version before I go on making further additions and modifications to it.
I want the New Version to be the same as the current version, but I don't want any changes made to effect the older version.I could manually copy the current project's folder, but I am not sure what all of the sub folders and files do, or point to, or would otherwise have to be changed.
I'm NOT looking to track each change made in the project. I just want to occassionally have a backup version I can fall back on.I have several VB 2010 texts, but they don't seem to address this question.
What I want to do, is to make VB2010 display a Message Box when both checkboxes are selected. I need this bit of code for a larger project, which about 20-30 people are waiting on me for.
On my program I am trying to make a form that would activate the program.I have the activation codes but when the user enters the activation code in a text box, is it possible that it would erase that activation code or wont accept that activation code again after being used once. Then if the program accepts the activation code can it open the main form (form1) and if the user closes the program and the re-opens the program, is it possible that the activation form doesn't open again and instead, going to the main form. I have this password code:
Private Sub textbox4_KeyDown(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) Handles MaskedTextBox1.KeyDown Static WrongCount As Integer = 0[code].....
Then can there be slashes every 4 characters in the text box?
I was able to make a program that can draw on a form but if I draw very fast, the lines are cut. Check image below :
Another is I want to make my form be able to load a power point presentation. Is it possible? Also, I was wondering if it is possible to save the form as image file like what we do in screenshot?