VS complains 'Too many arguments to 'Public Sub New (ItemPath As String)'You'll note that in this error message VS shows there is only ONE parameter expected.However, if you type <XmlData( - VS shows list of EIGHT parameters are expected.
Is there a setting that will allow C# to auto correct it's casing similar to VB.NET. For example when I type dim x as integer in VB.NET, it automatically converts it to Dim x As Integer, but c# does not do this type of stuff.
I have a code its for a pc game. Basicly it scans the chat using winapi calls. I'm trying to make when I type _place ammo (a vaild type of ammo that exists in game which is located inside dim vaildammo) I want it to make sure its a valid type of ammo to be placed. I used a for each statement but It doesn't seem to work.
I just have not been able to find the correct syntax for refreshing my form. The Labels are added to a shape container and I delete them from it as well. All code seems to work only there is a ghost of the label left behind.
Choosing the correct syntax to write your code. How can I find syntax that can display what they are used for using Visual Basic. This is my first time programming.
I've been trying to figure out how to use the CONTAINS clause for the last couple of days, on and off. The appropriate datatable is configured for full-text search, but whenever I run the program and come to the point where this query is run, I get this error "Syntax error: Missing operand after 'CONTAINS' operator.". Here is the code:[code]....
I've tried replacing the "*" with parenthesis, percentages, and deleting them, but it always gets the same result. What is the correct syntax to use the CONTAINS clause within the .filter query or is there some work around or something that I am missing?
I am having some trouble getting the correct syntax for a bit if code. I am using vb to insert data into a db and outputting the data as XML, here is the code
<WebMethod()> _ Public Function addTrack(ByVal tTitle As String, ByVal tAlbum As String, ByVal tGenre As String) As String Dim conn As New SqlConnection("Data Source=MARTIN-LAPTOPSQLEXPRESS;Initial Catalog=mp3_playlists;Integrated Security=True") Dim sql As String = "INSERT INTO Tracks (trackTitle, trackAlbum, trackGenre) VALUES ('" & tTitle & "', '" & tAlbum & "', '" & tGenre & "') FOR XML AUTO, ELEMENTS"
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The code is for a ASP.NET web service, when I click invoke on the website i get the error Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'FOR'. If I remove FOR XML AUTO, ELEMENTS everything works find, db updates but I dont get the data to output as XML. I think the issue is with the brackets required for the insert values because this issue does not occur if the SQL statement is a SELECT statement which has no brackets but i just cant figure out the correct syntax?
I like to compress the xmldata before the data is provided to the client as an excel file. I am trying to compress and deliver it as a .zip file. its not working Here's my code below. I tried compressing it, converting it to bytes etc etc. The issue with below code is, the XSL transformation is not happening properly and the output excel file is raw xml with some .net exception at the end. (that's what I see on the .xls file that's downloaded at the end) Before I started working on compression my below code was working fine that gives properly formatted excel file from the xml input. the excel file is so nice you can't even tell it was from XML.
I would like to open a file for editing that is stored in a folder called templates that has been added to my project. I know how to open a file that is all good, what i would like to know is a method to give a string the filepath to folder called templates that is (my dumb way of describing it) shown in the solution explorer of the ide.
I could give it the actual string as the location like "documentsandsettings etc etc" but incase the project is stored on a usb stick and used from there i would like to know the proper way of doing this.
However while function 1 works, function 2 doesn't - I get this unhelpful error: Overload resolution failed because no accessible 'New' can be called without a narrowing conversion: 'Public Sub New(path As String)': Argument matching parameter 'path' narrows from 'Object' to 'String'. 'Public Sub New(stream As System.IO.Stream)': Argument matching parameter 'stream' narrows from 'Object' to 'System.IO.Stream'. C:Usersfilms ratingsfilms ratingsForm1.vb I normally work in PHP and I've never seen an error of this nature before. What does it mean and can I re-write the function to get what I want?
I'm using vb.net 2008 with DB msaccess 2007 this method to Copy the file from place to another place [code] Is it possible to only write the name of DB file without filepath
I have used log4net in winforms before. First time using with a wpf console app. The console shows up and the console appender works exactly as in the winforms app. However in winforms I never had to give the full path to the log4net xml file. It is located in the same place where all the cs files are. (the default place where VS 2010 puts all its source files. So
works in a winforms app's Program.cs->main() but for the wpf version where I have my own Startup class with my own Main() (instead of the autogenerated and hidden main()) I have to change the line to look like this
This took me quite a while to nail down so I thought it may be worthwhile to figure why this is so. Anyone know ? I am using log4net ver 1.2.10.0. The log4net dll and xml both have copy to local = true in winforms and wpf.
I'm Currently using the following code to open up a folder containing Text and Bitmap files only and store them in arrays.
Dim d As New System.IO.DirectoryInfo("C:Documents and Settings" & GetUserName() & "My DocumentsWolfRiderGamesWaterGameMaps") Dim FileCount As Integer = d.GetFiles.GetUpperBound(0) + 1
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What I need is an extra bit at the end that takes the first bitmap file found and puts it in a picturebox called "PicCenter".
I need to have this done through converting its filepath to the image itself.
I will also Need an explaination of how you did it (If its complicated) because i'll need to do it again later.
Im using Visual Studio 2010.
I Know how to do most simple things in VB which usually allows me to do a workaround for something like this, but this one I couldn't.
I want to do a form that can let user manual add in or delete tree node.When they add in, they can set the name and file path.Then it will store in oracle database.Each time my form run it will go through my database then execute all node from there.
I dunno this can work or not..I want to do a form that can let user manual add in or delete tree node.When they add in, they can set the name and file path.
I am using System.Configuration.ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings to determine the filepath of where to write an XML file. In upgrading from VB.NET 1.1 to 3.5, I get a warning claiming that the method is obsolete.
I need to aquire the full path and filename of a file to add them to a database. I'm currently using OpenFileDialog and in debug it shows that when I select a file, the Filename property is the files full path with the filename. What is the best practice for extracting the full path from FileName?
I want to create a listview with 2 columns, on the first column, a series of names and on the second a series of filepaths. I want each name to be linked to a filepath and then when the user clicks on the name in the first column, the filepath can be used in another bit of code. How would I do this, never used listviews before.
In my class i want to return the filepath into a tectbox on an other form, but it won't return the filepath after saving. Probally because it is a sub an't won't return a value am i correct? But what is the right way to fix this?
I am saving using file dialog box and I want to get the path of the save location because I want to copy files that was browse by the user . I am planning to to copy some image and to be save there where I save the data. Im planning to use this but I need first the save location.
i'm working on a system that upgrades a basic version to a proversion but i have a payment gateway . it generates a code in an SQL DB.now i have a form in VB that has a textbox and a button how can i let VB connect to my SQL DB receive the code and then check if that code is correct and if its correct download silence the pro file. from an url.
I want to access this file which is in a particular url...[www.xyz.com/file]....when i type the address in browser im able to view all the files in that path..
I have a form linked to a ticketing system. The user can select what file they want to attach through the asp:fileUpload object. I was wondering how I can extract the full file path from the asp:FileUpload object; something like "C:Documents And SettingsMy Documentsinfo.txt" as an example.
FilePath for the Current Application's Default Configuration .I am writing several DLL's that each have their on configuration file. I am trying to set the Application Default Configuration to be the DLL's Default Configuration - not the EXE's Default Configuration. How can I determine the pathfile for the current Application Default Configuration??I have tried using FILEPATH of SYSTEM.CONFIGURATION.CONFIGURATION but can not get the syntax correct.
I have created a basic query generator which allows a user to select the Select, WHERE and criteria attributes using a number of checkboxes.However i have got stuck. In the results form i have the following code
The program keeps on crashing if the user does not select the corresponding amount of display records from above for the amount of attributes they want for the SELECT part of the query in the intreface in form 1.
How would i go about making something where the number of SELECT attributes selected which are listed in a string create the correct number of textbox fields in the results form (form2)
