Tutorial/instructions On Setting Up A View-Switching Application In VB Code?
Dec 15, 2011
I have been a VB6 developer for several years, and switched to .NET couple of years ago.Since then, I switched to WPF, and now, i am attacking Silverlight + PRISM I whould like to know if anyone of you programmers have some GOOD and CLEAR tutorial/instructions on setting up a View-Switching application in VB code please?So the main goal whould be a menuregion (working!).When the user clicks some buttons, i need the MainRegion to refresh its view, depending on the selection ofcourse.I am also looking on information how to keep track of the changes made when trying to switch the view?
I'm having some problems with the IDE for VS 2010 Professional. When I click a button to add a click event procedure, it's not switching over to code view. It also seems to be adding a bunch of extra code that I didn't add for other controls.
Private Sub dgvData_CellContentClick(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.DataGridViewCellEventArgs) End Sub Private Sub btnChange_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs)
I am working on a website web site where each user has a culture setting to allow control of resources displayed. The main page has two views, one the log on screen, the second the main menu.
When first loaded the page displays with the culture settings of the previous user (if any). If I then log on as a user with a different culture setting the view changes to the main menu without changing the culture. Go to another page and the user's correct culture settings are picked up, go back to the main menu, uses the correct culture etc.
This is logical but is there a way (without redesigning the site to have a separate log in page and main menu) to reset the culture to the new user's when switching view?
Having an issue switching a listview from Tile to Details View with groups. When the list view has groups and the Default View is Tile, when changing the view to Details the first Group is not shown. Its under the column header. I jerry rigged it with creating a global variable to store the tile size and when switching to details view setting the tile size to a new size of 1,1. When switching back to Tile View setting the Tile Size to the Global Tile Size Stored.
I have a Table. In Form1 i have a TableDataGridView.
I like with double click in a Row of TableDataGridView, open a new form (Form2) with details view (of the same table) but textboxes filled by clicked row.
I Know the event
Private Sub Table1DataGridView_CellDoubleClick But i cant find code for that what i need.
I have experience in C++ programming, but never created gui with it so learning vb.net for some quick gui development. and i want to learn vb.net. I can't install visual basic express on computer cause i'm on shared computer and such huge install is not possible on that computer. So i picked up sharpdevelop. After searching most of the tutorial, i found out that most of tutorial written for visual studio IDE for vb and vb.net. I'm trying to learn vb.net in depth from command line to gui programs. Any good recommendation of tutorials, book ? I searched google but very few results so far. I'm looking for good learning tutorials that can help learn with sharpdevelop.any suggestion for tutorial and books that mentions sharpdevelop in their tutorial/guide ?
I have a source code for C# console application (the consol is a single class application). I want it to be viewed in a textbox VB form application. Is this possible?
How do you view the code from a .exe application file that was created using Visual Studio?There are several applications of which codes I want to see to understand how the application was created to increase my understanding of VB.
[code]It says tht can not load the Report it says For Each myTableLogOnInfo As TableLogOnInfo In myTableLogOnInfos it does not controlled Null ReferenceException Why this tutorial code does not work?
I have a very particular application I have developed. I want to create a second appideally in visual basic, that provides a tutorial/ guide on how to use my original app step by step.I imagine PowerPoint slide style images embedded in a simple window with forward & back controls.I have experience in java, C & VB. Ideally the app needs be be kept simple and written in VB. Can anyone recommend a starting point, or if any tutorials for such exist? I've had a search and nothing stands out.
i am using a webbrowser to view folder files. if it's possible, i'd like to add the view settings (thumbnails, tiles, icons, list, details) to button commands. if it's not possible for the webbrowser, i could still use the information for a folderbrowserdialog, or such.
also, a button to view folders or the windows listing on the left side of the windows browser. this is for a folder/file browser set in a tabcontrol to load all my favorite folders in one. nice project to have for a dev'ie.just a squirrel looking for my nut...
I am using web browser control to navigate to a folder under My Documents.with how to set Folder View for the folders displayed in web browser control ?
have been trying to research the net on the subject of "how to set a folder view utilizing a VB.form button" but I haven't been able to find what I need to solve my problem.Goal:- Click a button on my form.- It opens a folder.- As it opens the folder the view of that folder it opens is set to "details" and the folder is "maximized"
I am trying to write a script to set the focus to the folder view in Windows Explorer. Is there some sort of way I can find the folder view pane and set focus to it? A bit like finding a child window and setting focus to it using the Windows API functions.
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Now I realise that you can't use the above functions to find parts of Windows but it just gives you the idea. If I could do it with API functions that would be fine otherwise I am a little bit limited because I am using a Visual Basic scripting type engine which I won't bore you with details of.
On my form I have a "Combobox1" that pulls a list from an access table. I also have a "DataGridView1" that pulls data from another access table.
I am trying to set the "DataSource" property of the "DataGridView1" after clicking a button, which pulls the "Text" property from the "ComboBox1".
ComboBox1.Text will always equal DataGridView1.DataSource as a text string.
I researched the Get/Set command, but it does not make sense to my specific application. I have read countless articles online for weeks, but I have now taken the next step.
I used the TextBox to display "text instructions" for user but at run time I noticed that the text in TextBox is modifyable.Most of the time the text comes highlighted also.The instructions are a few lines per page so the label is not a good idea.
I was unhappy with the kerning in one of the installed fonts on my system, so I re-defined the kerning in a font editor and installed the revised font (under a new name) on my system. When I use the new font in Microsoft Word or Adobe Photoshop, my new kerning works fine - but when I use Drawstring in a VB program, although the new font is used, the kerning instructions are ignored.Does anyone know if this a feature of the Graphics.Drawstring method, or am I failing to set a switch somewhere? If it's a feature, is there another method which kerns correctly?
There is a feature I used to have in zOS assembler environment that I'd like to know if it's available in VS2010 (VB .net). In assembler it is called macro language :
First, I define a set of instructions and save it as a macro (ex: MYMACRO)
Second, anywhere in my source code I can call the macro (by adding the line "MYMACRO")
Third, when i launch the compilation/link step, the compiler implicitly replaces all the "MYMACRO" lines in the source code by the content of MYMACRO defined in first step.
Is there a feature like this in VS2010 ?
Example:
Content of macro CONTEXTSTART with a parameter &id
