I have a search engine that is supposed to search through descriptions of products and then will display something with a list of products that have whichever word(s) or phrase the user was looking for. I haven't made any kind of list for the products that use the description though.
I just need to figure out why my SELECT statement isn't doing anything. It's either that or the For Each loop.
This is what I have:
Public Function GetDescriptions(ByVal prefixText As String, ByVal count As Integer) As String()
Dim MarketingSql As String = "Select MarketingID, MarketingType, MarketingData
one of the BIG hurdles in my simple project, making a search engine. I don't know how at all. The search engine need only to search in one Directory with its sub directories and txt files for criteria, and display the results, with option open from the results. any basic code or example maybe?
I always search over the internet for while programming even for small matter. Is this bad habit? Do programmers search over net for frequently or not? If yes then which search engine they use mostly?
i'm working on a application whereby there is a keyboard which is create on FLASH. So i implement it into vb.net. So everytime i click on 'A', it will go into the database and search for all the stuff that contain 'A' and display on the flash textbox. If i type 'An', i will appear all the stuff in a Flash textbox. Just like yahoo, when you type 'An' there will have a downdrop appearing all the words that starts, end or inbetween have 'An'.
I have a system on my webbrowser that allows the user to choose their Search Engine out of a selection I organized. the down point is that I have it set so when they click save it will just hide, because if it closes the settings will be reset and not saved. However I want them to save. Here are my codes to the search button:
Private Sub Search_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Search.Click If SearchEngines.RadioButton1.Checked Then CType(TabControl1.SelectedTab.Controls.Item(0), WebBrowser).Navigate("http:www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=" & SearchBar.Text & "&btnG=Google+Search&meta=")
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This is the code of save:
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Me.Hide() End Sub
I would like it so it saves when the whole program is closed, so when they start up it's automatically set so they can search on their favourite search engine.
writing a search engine for my database. I use Visual Vasic 6.0 Express Edition and i have a database which i want to be connected to a search engine. Can any1 teach me how to write the code?
Is it possible to build a search engine to use on a DVD that contains Word documents, text documents, etc.? Say I wanted to find all documents with the name "James" in them. In the search box I would type "James", and it would return the results of everywhere James is found. Or suppose I wanted to find all Land Deeds where James is found, is that possible? All search engine examples that I have seen on VB Help has to do with databases, and I guess to an extent, my DVD would be the database.
Ran into a problem. My for loop seems to stop after just for the task. I can't seem how to get it to continue on, I've used this type of loop many times and have never had this problem.
I m writing my first ever application.I want to make a data search engine exactly same as the excel sheet has.The search form is a owned form and has one combobox to specify the search criteria that in which column of the database table i want to search and a textbox to write the search item.What i want is when i type 'A' in the textbox and click the findAll button the search result should display the first matched record in the textbox of owner form and then if i click findNext button the search result should display the next matched record.Same like excel Find and Replace Window.
I'm writing a program that will be searching files for the user and I need to find a good method to do so. Obviously it will need to filter the search to try to get the best result possible.
Is there anyway to access internet sites if i code in VB6. i have gone thru a few basic tutorials and didn't found any command/method to develop or code a program which can access internet and do my work.
I'm trying to create my own type of spider/search engine thing for fun. I start with a URL, then grab the HTML ...from that I have a REGEX that is supposed to pull out all the links. I figured I would randomly pick one of those and keep going as I save the HTML to my database.[URL]...You can see that I get some real URLS and sometimes I get back some that are not. NOW I return these to a RichTextBox and on the REAL URLs, these get formatted in blue and make a HAND icon when you float over them. This makes me believe that something SOMEWHERE knows that these are good url's. That would be a good thing to tap into so that I could get rid of everything in that box that is not a real URL.
make a search engine that works on isohunt ( This is a torrent site )Here what I need :A program to search in ( isohunt ) site View the results in a datagridview control Save the search results in any thing to load it at any time?
I know VB.NET, and I've been planning on creating a simple 2d game engine. I got no problems with creating such engine and running the actual game. However, I've been told that VB.NET might not be the best choice for "working too much with graphics". I'd like to know if that's true. Can VB.NET truly not manage efficiently loads of graphics simultaneously on the screen? If no, what kind of software am I supposed to use for creating this engine?
I am writing a search engine whose purpose it is to search all kind of blogs for specific kinds of content.I'm particularly focusing on these blogs engines:
Blogger LiveJournal MySpace Open Diary
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Is there any way I can use google to find links that are from a specific type of engine, like for example wordpress?
Above is my code,but i get this error. The Microsoft Jet database engine cannot open the file 'C:Program FilesDatabase.mdb'. It is already opened exclusively by another user, or you need permission to view its data. What is the reason and how can solve it?
I need to choose a database engine for a project, and have run into some issues. What I want is an SQL engine that works in a server/client environment, where i also can backup the database files from disk. If I am not mistaken, i have to detach an MSSQL database to be able to copy it in the file system. And SQLite is no good for the server/client environment. Will MySQL accomplish this? I think PostGreSQL has the same issue as MSSQL, but I don't know about MySQL.Oh, and it needs to be free to publish with my application.
I am developing a software that connects to a database and manipulates product and user data. It works on my computer but it will have to be used by many computers maybe even world wide (who will access the same database) so I have no idea what kind of systems people will have. I still don't know how to ensure that they will be able to connect to the database for I have already had problems in Windows 7 computers which don't have jet oledb.4.0
I am a bit lost here because I don't know if I should first try to do a connect, or if I should first look for a jet oledb engine on the computer where the software is installed. And in case they don't have it installed should I prompt them to install it before running the program further? Or should I pack the engine along with my program? What is the line of thought here to make the program run on (almost) any machine?
I was wondering about what approach to take for writing a state machine or data crunching engine.As such, it wouldn't have any UI component. Since it must be able to talk to other GUI programs, should it be hosted in a DLL? I noticed that there were some State Machine templates for VB but I have no idea how to use them. If any one could provide some pointers to documentation sample code,
I just downloaded the MVC 3.0 RC and I'm excited to start using it, especially the Razor view engine. However, due to a few stick in the mud type people here, we are stuck using VB.NET instead of C#.When I started trying it out, I noticed some quirks. If you are creating a Razor view using CSHTML, you can write code like this:
@foreach(string genreName in Model.Genres) { <li>@genreName</li> }
Razor will automatically detect that the <li> text is an HTML tag and will switch out of "code mode". With a VB.NET VBHTML file, this doesn't seem to be working. It's making me put the @: keyword in front of each line like this:
@For Each genreName As String In Model.Genres @:<li>@genreName</li> Next
If I don't have it there, I get a runtime error. Also, the <text></text> tags don't seem to work.
When trying to run a vb script on a machine, this is what it gives as error:Can't find script engine "VBScript"So to fix this I logged into the machine and did the following to install the vbscript engine:in run window regsvr32 vbscript.Message was that installation succeeded.Then tried running the script on the machine again and still gives the same error as before.
