To trigger a certain event to happen I must navigate to a specified URL. I can make it that when I press a button it goes to the url in a built in webbrowser. Could I make it so that the web browser is'nt there? I want it to open the url without any browser or notification.
This method take a minute or two, and then redirects to another page.
This has been rewritten so that it now runs in the background and redirects to another page whilst the thread which do_quote is on continues. - This works fine.[code]...
What i would like is to send a notification to the browser when do_quote finishes. Ideally i'd like to change the text of a div on the masterpage(but just returning an ALERT javascript msgbox would be a start).
As far as i understand, Callback is called at the end of the process, so i think this would be an ideal place to send javascript to the browser, but i can't think how i could implement this. Does anyone have any ideas on how i could implement a very basic notification (msgbox, response.write etc.) to the browser when the Callback method is called at the end of the process?
how am i going to add a notification into my event program, i have a "add form" to add new records into my database, there's a column name "Event Date" i want to do is when there is a saved event that is scheduled today, on my "home form" there's a msgbox that will notify me that there is a event today.
I have multiple control in the form. 10+ textboxes, 2 comboboxes. These controls will change their back color when get focus. I don't want to use control arrays and I don't want to write in multiple GotFocus/LostFocus. The only idea I have is, checking wheather Me.ActiveControl has changed or not from a timer.
I would like to create a small app that listens to the system and records the application name and what file it opens. I whould like to keep track of how much time I spend in each application and what file the app is opening on my computer
I would like to create a small app that listens to the system and records the application name and what file it opens. I whould like to keep track of how much time I spend in each application and what file the app is opening on my computer
I'm looking to write a notification application where I'd like to provide popup notifications from the taskbar similiar to the ones in MSN Messenger or most other chat programs.
I have a client-server application installed with click-once configuration. Whenever I publish the application build, i have to inform all the clients by sending them email, to update the latest version. I want as I publish the version, a notification has automatically sent to all clients who are using the application at that time through Pop-up or message box. Is there any way to perform this task?
I'm setting up a small application that subscribes WMI event. Im using the InstanceCreationEvent of Win32_PrintJobI'm getting some rather unusual results.Sometimes I get notification of the print job and a correct number of pages printed. Sometimes I get notification of the print job and 0 pages printed (when there is 3 pages)Sometimes no notification of the print job at all.I'm using Windows XP SP3 and Visual Studio 2005 .NET 2.0. I've tried it on a few machines now and still getting random results.
Imports System.ManagementImports System.Runtime.InteropServices Public Class Form1 Dim printerWMIWatcher As New ManagementEventWatcherPrivate Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
I created new windows services.I also add notification control to Service1.vb designer.But I cant show the notifiyIcon:notifyicon1.visible=trueWhy is that?
Context: I'm working with a relatively simple winforms application, written in VB.NET on the .NET 3.5 framework in Visual Studio 2010. Issue: The FormLoad event creates two threads when the program is opened. One handles automatic update checking and the other performs a time consuming task syncing files with the internet. These threads are initialized as follows:
I know that it is possible to download items with Visual Basic [Code], but I was wondering how I could sense that a file had completed its download. (IE: when the download was complete, another event could happen).
I have no difficulty creating and operating a regular notifyicon... But I have an issue - more with method than with the code itself...
Here is what I am doing - I have a notifyicon that changes colour based on the status of a service - this is not an issue...
However, I want the icon to be able to appear via a startup program itself instead of from inside the service (obviously if the service is STOPPED the icon will not be visible making it difficult to start)
The service also changes the icon colour when it is performing a specific timed task (the purpose of the service) - I may also want to force the service to perform the task from yet another application outside the preset interval....but that is a seperate issue at this time...
the best way to have a notifyicon that can control a service(easy) while being able to be controlled BY the same service.(the issue)
I am wondering how can I show a balloon tip for my system tray NotifyIcon application QUICKLY. What I mean by quickly is not linger around for like 5 seconds.. I have tried entering 1. For example my code is currently:
NotifyIcon1.ShowBalloonTip(1)
I thought about trying decimals but if I remember correctly from C++ it does nto work or make a difference.. how to display a balloon tip that pops up for only 1 second then dissapears very fast?
Is it possible to achieve File notification in visual basic. file notification allows you to set up watches on one or more folders (optionally including the entire subfolder tree) so that any changes made to the folders result in a notification being sent back to you. i really apreciate if any one provide the code.
There is a Folder where our client downloads the ".BCH" files on a daily basis. I want to be notified via the E-mail once there is a new file downloaded. I am using a Folder Watcher to accomplish this. Here is the code:
I have this codes where it will be pop up to user when they want to use the program. How to make use of the notification ballon click? I mean user don't have to click icon in system tray instead but able to click the notification balloon to proceed to another form.
Currently I am doing a project that requires me to "listen" for new emails coming in MS Outlook. I have code that currently works to do everything else with the emails, but I'm not sure of the API/VB code (this is MS Access 2010 which uses VBA 7.0 running on a 64-Bit Windows machine) that will listen for new emails.
How do I make a Taskbar / Notification Area like the Windows Vista TaskBar/Notification Area?What objects would i need to use, what codes would i need to use?(I'm making a application that looks like your desktop but its not a real desktop, but it edits REAL stuff in the openfiledialog & save)
i like my application to start and goto system tray from begining from where i show or hide my main application form. To implement this i create 1 form named "FRM_main" and 1 Class named "MainClass" then define a procedure in MainClass which is as follow.
[code]Public Shared Sub Main() Dim FRM_main As Form = New Form FRM_main.Show() End Sub[/code]
and set Title, Size and location of form at design time.but i didn't get the desired result. my application didn't start and goto system tray as inteded.i also try coding the FormLoad Event to ME.Hide but it also doesn't work so how do i do this?
I m providing minimize to system tray feature in my application. For that I used Noticifation Icon. I used the followed snippet to show the Notification Icon Tooltip for 5 sec
Using the article Redirecting Outlook Reminders [URL]as a base for my application, I am trying to trigger an action when Outlook 2003 fires a reminder. My app is not notified of reminders (using meeting reminders to test).
I am writing an application whereby when a developer is assigned a task via a selection on a combobox they will be sent an email notifying them of the details of the job. I am unsure as to when the notification should be triggered should it be on the save button or on the actual selection of the combobox