I am making a windows application that should validate user input before opening up the next form page. I can get the error messages to show, but after correcting the error, they won't disappear and open up the form.
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I am trying to create a new class to validate user input and then call that class from my main form. I am not looking for anything to do the work for me, as this is the last part of my project but I am looking for a place to start. I tried the isNumeric IF statement but I have to create an object to reference the specific text box. Can I be generic and say that aTextBox requires validation and then call that class?
View 2 RepliesI have several text boxes I need to validate. I am not understanding how to validate in Visual Basic 2008. So I deployed standard If Statements to handle bad data. I am having two problems.
Lets say the user entered wrong data, example, numbers; an error message is displayed. The text boxes cannot contain numbers, be left empty or contained characters, like !@#$. The problem is if the user enter text, and then entered a wrong data again the code does not work or display error message. How can I make the conditions so that they throw out error message even if the user had previously entered good data.
Another example: If the user enter good data in text box 1 and bad data in text box 2, the error message does not work.
Finally, how do I filter out characters to allow only text. Is there a way to use this code on multiple text boxes with out writing the entire code for each form control?
Here are the conditional statements.
Private Sub btnDataSubmit_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnDataSubmit.Click
If IsNumeric(txtDataEntry.Text) Then
lblErrorDisplay.Text = "Invalid Name!"
lblErrorDisplay.BackColor = Color.Red
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I need to take user input, validate to ensure there's no negative numbers and display monthly fee and check fee in a Label.....with a calculate button_Click
So right now it all looks pretty with ... <button type="submit" runat="server" name="subscribe" id="Button1" class="link-button" onserverclick="saveListing"> Until it is time to validate the data before calling saveListing function codebehind (in VB .Net). How can true/false be return so that when true saveListing will be called, otherwise not?
View 1 RepliesI have a windows form that takes username and password. It validates it with the database I have created that contains the correct usernames and passwords. So I have implemented a code to verify whether the details entered are proper..[code]
View 1 RepliesI'm trying to figure out a way to validate the user data entered:
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This is in MVC3, VB.net. I'm looking for an easy way to validate a users input data into the editorfor field.
I have developed an application in VB.NET. It has 20 forms. All 20 can be opened from a menu strip control. The user should be able to open only one form at a time. How might
View 3 RepliesI have a text input in textbox1 in tab page 1 and i want that text from textbox1 will be displayed in textbox2 in tab page 2.
View 3 Repliesi have an order system created in vb 2008. I have a new customer form which holds all of the customers details, when i press the enter button i want the information to be passed into an Order Form. They are both textboxes.
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I am working on a project using Visual Studio .NET 2003.I am trying to open a second form based on user response to Yes/No Message Box. I have tried two different code variations. The first variation is:
Dim MsgAnswer As Boolean
MsgAnswer = True
Dim MsgRes As DialogResult
Dim CustomerInfo1 As New Form
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With this code I get an exception error: An unhandled exception of type 'System.NullReferenceException' occurred in OrpheyOnOpen.exe Additional information: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
What is the best way to validate a users input? I need to validate a "Name" entered in a textbox, as well as an enetered "Score".
View 8 Repliesi have this code:
If TextBox1.Text = "" Then
Label2.Text = " feild empty "
Elseif TextBox1.Text <> "1234" or "7463" or "3625" or "7642" Then
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it works when its only only content "1234" but i need to place more than one possible valid input.
how one would go about validating input into a textbox for example:
Lets say the first letter the user enters has to be 'A' and the third letter the user enters has to be any number ranging from 0-9 and the length of their input cannot exceed lets say 10.
This is what I have so far:
If txtOperatorID.TextLength > 10 Then
bErrorOccured = True
sErrorMessage = sErrorMessage & "-No more than 10 chars" & vbCrLf
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The coding for the length works(is there a better way to do this)? The coding for the first letter to be A works but then I have no idea how to set validation for any proceeding characters entered. Am i right in thinking I have to find their position somehow in the string if so how?
I am going to make a form which will have 10 MaskedTextBoxes. I want to validate input of all these MaskedTextBoxes then Sum the input of validated one into another MaskedTextBox. If there is any value in any MaskedTextBox it mast be validate by the format of "9990.000" or if it is empty return zero. I do not want to write the same code for every MaskedTextBox, I want to use function & sub. The problem with "e" type TypeValidationEventArgs. When I call the SumBurBoxes sub in txtBur_1_TypeValidationCompleted & give the "e" as second parameter, then if the txtBur_1 be invalid type and any other txtBur Boxes have value it will get error on all boxes if the txtBur_1 be valid type even the the other boxes be invalid type it does not get error on them.
Here is my Code.
Public Class Entrance
Private Function RetrnTxtBur(ByVal index As Integer)
Dim txt(0 To 9) As MaskedTextBox
txt(0) = Me.txtBur_1
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Should I validate input parameters on all functions I create? Input isn't passed from a user, but from other routines as part of an automatic process.
I use error handling. I'm not sure what more validating input could do for me. If the input isn't valid, that's pretty much the same thing as an error, isn't it?
I am creating a program and I need to validate my text boxes. For the program the user needs to put in a phrase. But I am not sure how to make sure that the user actually entered in a phrase, the phrase isn't (ex.) skldkfdl, or that there isn't a space.
View 3 RepliesI would like to develop a structure to maintain my user's text input somehow on each form to allow user to return to the form and see the prior input for potential editing. My app has four forms which accept user input and form a string for output to printer. In the eventuality that the user notes a mistake in the input after leaving the app, I would like to develop a structure to "save" the user input at the form level and allow for repopulating the text boxes with the prior user input. Make sense? I have no idea how accomplish that functionality. Maybe it's too complex for my purposes. What do the pros think?
View 2 Replieshow to create a form that allows a user to load an input file? I'm assuming a form like a windows explorer window will be too difficult, or not? If it is then I guess I could just put a textbox on the form and ask the user to input the directory with file name.
View 5 RepliesI'm trying to make a form that takes user input 3 times, and each time compares it to the correct Answer... which is an array of {"C", "D", "A"}.Each time the user's input matches the correct answer ("strCorrectAnswer()"), then I'll add 1 point to intUserScoreCounter. I'm wondering why this code is returning an error (hilighted in blue)? Can I not compare a String to an Array?
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnEnterAnswers.Click
'Handles Enter Answers functionality
Dim strCorrectAnswer() As String = {"C", "D", "A"}
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i have a access database with two tables, one for customer and one for booking.
I then have a form application i made in VS 2008 which lets a user enter details such as their name phone number ect into text boxes.
All of the information the person enters thoughout the program is shown via labels at the end, all on one form.
Would it be possible to then have a button that when clicked saves all of this information into the access tables into the correct columns, im sure it must be possible i just don't really know where to start.
I would like to create a form there I can enter three values (A,B,C)in textboxes and then submit these parameter to a program that run in a dos promt windows. Parameter A , B , C..Program.exe /A /B /C..It would be great if I can have a progress bar as well.
View 6 RepliesIm builtina an windows application based on 3 tiers model. I have BLL, DAL, and UI Class. IN DAL I have SQL code, In BLL I have proprietie and methods .Im trying to validate the input fields on BLL class and no problem,and im just do it after SET instruction. I also PUT a message to view error. But From BLL class I want to put the focus in textfield that return error. I cant acess form proprieties (the forms are on UI class).
View 6 RepliesI have created a form which has two things a list box and a button which is labeled "Input Values"The user should click "Input Values" and a new form will appear. This new form will ask the user to enter 10 values into a textbox and click ok after each value. These values are to be stored in an array and displayed in the listbox on the previous form.I am having trouble getting the values of the user to store into my array and displaying into a list box. I have this so far.
Private Sub OKButton_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles OKButton.Click
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I'm trying to validate input boxes for numeric value and range value. If I validate for either numeric value OR range value there is no error (for example, comment out one of the validation statements), but if both statements are present and I enter "a" I get an error "Conversion from string "a" to type 'Double' is not valid." Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
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how to validate 4 textboxes so that only numbers 1 to 4 can be entered but no number can be repeated.i already have code but it only validates some of the boxes and allows numbers to be repeated in other
Public Class frmGrid
Private Grid() As Short
Private Const intDimension As Short = 3
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i am use vb 2003 windows app with access 2003 database i want this code to check for numeric input only in the last text box CompanyProdPriceTxBx.Text
this is my
Private Sub SaveCompanyProdbtn_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles SaveCompanyProdbtn.Click
Dim rep As Integer
If CompanyProdNameTxBx.Text = "" Then
rep = MsgBox("Please Input Product Name", MsgBoxStyle.Critical)
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How do I validate textboxes so that they accept only numerical input (1 2 3 etc and not abc @$ etc)? Is there some kind of property of the textbox that I have to change?
View 1 RepliesI am trying to figure out how to generate code from user input. In Visual Studio 2008, Visual Basic.My script always begins with:function Init (Quest)Then from here a user would input a quest name, type and zone in a interface using windows forms.[code]I would also like to have these available on the UI but wont generate unless a user checks a box to add them or there is a box already for them but wont step into the code unless the user enters something into the box.Is there anyone that can explain how I would go about doing this. Or maybe some kind of visual studio plugin that will help me out.
View 2 RepliesHow to generate code from user input. In Visual Studio 2008, Visual Basic. My script always begins with:
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function Init(Quest)
Then from here a user would input a quest name, type and zone in a interface using windows forms.
Ex:
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RegisterQuest(Quest, "Kill Zombies", "Heritage", "Firestorm")
end
This part a user would enter in his interface what would an NPC say if accepted.
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What I need is a few text boxs that a user can input "Kill Zombies" or whatever they like and when they push a generate button it will create a file with a .quest extension. All of the code remains the same except for the quotes that would be the user input from the interface. Basically everything in quotes can be changed by the user in an interface. I have created my own functions for when a user accepts, deny and complete a quest. The user just needs to input what should happen then click a generate button to throw it all together as a .quest file to be saved in his or her quest folder for the server to call on later.
I also have many other functions like:
AddQuestRewardFaction --- (Quest, Faction ID, Amount)
AddQuestRewardCoin --- (Quest, Copper, Silver, Gold, Plat)
AddQuestStepObtainItem --- (Quest, Step ID, Description, Quantity, Percentage, TaskGroupText, Item ID(s))
Etc
I would also like to have these available on the UI but wont generate unless a user checks a box to add them or there is a box already for them but wont step into the code unless the user enters something into the box.