Wpf - Prevent Scrollviewer From Scrolling Just Before Printing?
Jun 11, 2012
I'm trying to print my visual into a multipage xps. The first page is working but the others are left blank.
Dim xP As Integer = 0
Dim yP As Integer = 0
xP = Math.Ceiling(WorkFlowCanvas.Width / pageWidth)
yP = Math.Ceiling(WorkFlowCanvas.Height / pageHeight)
Dim collator = writer.CreateVisualsCollator()
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By making the visual in xaml and printing it I noticed the scrollviewer always scrolls the content up before writing it(the scrollbars don't move). Is there a way to 'freeze' the scrollviewer?
I have a textbox to which text is continuously appended (every second new status data at the end).I would like to act it as follows:- When the cursor is positioned at the end: Stay at the end, scroll the textbox (text disappearing at the top).- When the cursor is positioned somewhere else (not at the end): Stay exactly there, don't move the cursor, don't scroll, don't change the top line of the textbox.This seems to be surprisingly difficult (tried quite several ways).This is how far i came:
Private Sub addToTextBox(ByVal daStrg As String) Dim posAtEnd As Boolean, selPos As Long, selLng As Long If myTextBoxForm.txBox.SelectionStart = myTextBoxForm.txBox.TextLength Then
I am working with adding up user's scores based on their checks in a CheckBoxList. Every time a user checks a box, a value, X, is added to the overall score. When a user unchecks a box, a value, X, is subtracted from the overall score. No problems here.
The problem that I am having is that using the AutoPostback option in the CheckBoxList properties forces the page to load back to the top instead of staying where the user was situated, which means that they have to keep scrolling down after each check/uncheck. Is there a way to prevent this?
I have the following Code in my Form, but the PrintPreviewDialog is not showing all rows. Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
I'm developing a WPF app in which I have a ScrollViewer with grid (16 ColumnDefinitions all auto width) with an image assigned to each column.The effect I want to create is when the mouse enters a area on the left of the ScrollViewer the images will scroll to the left and when the mouse enters an area on the right of the ScrollViewer they scroll to the right. The scrollbars will be hidden. The areas to the left and right are defined by two rectangles with mouseEnter and mouseLeave events. My code behind utilises a timer to programatically scroll the ScrollViewer leftor right.[code]
I have good model (I think!) for how to allow a user to drag an element in a stackpanel and reposition it to another location within the stackpanel. However, my Stackpanel is placed within a ScrollViewer, like this (generalized):
After scouring the articles online I have come up with this design for a winforms based touchscreen app that needs smartphone like scrolling. The app itself will run on a tablet laptop or touchscreen desktop.I put everything I want to scroll on a panel. Set autoscroll to true (which will show scrollbars)Now put this whole panel inside a groupbox.Shrink the groupbox until the scrollbars are hidden (visually hidden, not visible = false)
Now the fun part I am stuck at.I think I have to handle the mousedown, mouseup & mousemove on the panel to set the autoscrollposition so that when someone touches the panel and drags, it does it's scroll magic. Please help fill in the few lines of code in below method stubs. The msdn doc on autoscrollposition is very confusing since it returns negative numbers but needs to be set to positive with abs and what not.
Point mouseDownPoint; Point mouseUpPoint; Point mouseDragPoint;[code]......
I currently have a label scrolling text, But for some reason it only displays Certain song titles/text. Does Anyone know why?!
Private Sub Button3_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button3.Click OpenFileDialog1.ShowDialog() AxWindowsMediaPlayer1.URL = OpenFileDialog1.FileName
I need stop printing and paper feeding in the middle of printing in dot matrix printer.(Like a POS Printer - When wrote 'End Doc' on POS printer can stop paper feeding)
I am using VB 2008 & Access Databases for creating WinForm Applications. Also i am using Crystal Reports for Report solution. my question is How do i created reports such a way that they can be printed in faster Ascii Format on any DotMatrix printer. The default true type fonts make printing very slower.
I tried to use "Draft 10 cpi" font which come to available me after i installed a correct driver for my Epson printer. which also helped me overcome this problem. however it wont be the scenario with all my clients i.e. they might have different printers having different Make with different drivers installed. i have tried to open such project on there PC but the printing wont come in Draft instead the fonts get expanded too much & the print wont come right.
I basically have an application that generates reports in a .html file, I use a .html file for the ease of making tables and formatting text.Now I would like to introduce a way of printing the reports from my program. Because I use a .html file, the formatting would not the correct if I was to print it directly from my application (as far as I know). For this reason, I would like to print it just like my web browser would have in order to keep the tabular data intact and the text formatting.
I'm creating an application which has an scheduler to print and it checks if there is a pending job on the print queue before it prints the next file. I use a timer which checks if there is any file to be printed on my database. Example, the timer ticks and selected 10 files to be printed, it should print the 10 files 1 at a time, if there's no print queue, that's the only time the next file should print. I think another timer is required which will keeps on checking if print queue is done. How will i do this?
I am setting up printing (to a printer or file) in my application, and it doesn't seem to print out any new lines that I specify. Here's some of my printing
' Loop through all of the text in the array For i = 0 To 9 If i Mod 2 = 0 Then
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When I print the output to a PDF file using PDFCreator, it stacks all of the letters onto each other rather than creating new lines at the places I've specified. I've also tried using vbNewLine instead of vbCrLf, but I haven't had any luck. I searched the web for this but couldn't find anything about it.
I have a form which has a horizontal scoll bar, a vertical scroll bar, and a panel. The 2 scroll bars move the panel. When I execute the form, the panel will scroll under the horizontal scroll bar when using the vertical scroll bar. But it scrolls over top of the vertical scroll bar when using the horizontal bar. I don't understand why 1 of them goes over and the other 1 goes under. Is there some property that controls this? Or some way to that 1 set it up wrong? The vertical scroll bar is on the left edge of the form , to the left of the panel, and the horizontal scroll bar is near the top of the form, above the pane. Can anyone direct me as to how to get it to stop scroll over this bar?
i need to scroll a datagridview, my scroll bar is set to false so i need to do it using code.currently i am scrolling using the following code, but i would like to modify the code to scroll from one line to the next and see the blue bar actually selecting the rows. how do i do so
Private Sub grdMouseWheel(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.MouseEventArgs)
I want to make it so when I scroll down on one listbox view, it will do the same on the other one. How do I do that? I have one listbox that lists usernames, and the other one that does the message... so we don't have to worry about one having a longer height than the other one.
I'm working on a new application and I use the SetScrollInfo and GetScrollInfo Api's and I'm having some problems: 1. I'm able to scroll my own textbox control on my form but I can only see the scrollbar being updated and not the text inside the textbox control moving I'm using this
A long time ago I wrote a program in VB6 that performs sideways scrolling by:creating a couple of device-independent bitmaps twice as wide as my display window.plotting my streaming data on the first bitmap until it reached the right edge of the window.copying the bitmap to the display window at the refresh rate.copying the data to both bitmaps, the second bitmap starting at x = 0 when the first reached x = windowWidth
ping-ponging the two bitmaps as the data continued to arrive The result is a display that scrolls sideways continuously as long as the data stream is flowing VB.NET and Windows.Drawing hardly support any of the VB6 tools I used to do this, and I can't find anything in the documentation that can take their place.
Is there a comprehensive guide to programming graphics outside the normal get-a-picture-from-here-and-put-it-there model?
I want a code that when applied to text in Visual Basic 2008 it scrolls across the screen. I don't want anything flashy, just something basic to start off with.
I have a read only multiline text box I'm using as an output box for a continuous string of data, when my data gets to the end of the last visible line the scroll bar activates and my text vanishes past the bottom edge of the text box and I have to manually scroll the text box to get back to the end of my data. is there anything I can do to make the text box scroll up so I always see the end of the data stream being past to it?
Public Class Form1 Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click TextBox2.Text = TextBox2.Text & TextBox1.Text End Sub End Class
Above is a really quick and dirty bit, take input from one textbox and output to the other using a button click or some such. After so many button clicks get the text box to scroll without doing it manually with a scroll bar, so you always see the latest entry.
I'm looking for an example in VB.NET of a continuously scrolling form. This would be similar to a continuous form in Access but with a major difference in that when you scroll it the whole thing moves up or down instead of the data jumping up or down to the next section. If you are not familiar with Acces, this would be a form that lists data down the form in sections, one per record, in other words, like a bunch of forms strung one after the other. When you scroll down, the record at the top gradually disappears and is replaced with a new one at the bottom.
This needs to be a form with controls, not a datagridview.Right now, I'm trying to find an example of this. I tried searching for one and couldn't find one. Does anyone know of an example of a continuoulsy scrolling multi-record form where the whole form moves in VB.NET?
I have a DataGridView with, say, a half dozen columns on it; the right-most column being the widest (a description that might exceed the window's width). If the user presses the Home/End or PgUp/PgDn keys to navigate thru the data, it will sometimes scroll horizontally to the right, which is annoying. Is there a way to prevent this?
I've tried .ScrollBars = ScrollBars.Vertical(so there's no horiz scrollbar), but that doesn't solve the problem. I'm not sure how to make the 1st column be always visible - but even if I make it visible upon displaying the grid.I guess basically I don't WANT it to scroll horizontally, except when the USER scrolls.
Is it possible to create something like the iphone scrolling on a windows, you could also say how google Maps scrolls. If so how would you think you would go about it?
I am using Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition and I am trying to set a listbox so it starts to scroll when it hits the middle point of what is viewable on my list. I also want to set it so the list is always visable so you when you reach the bottom of the list you can scroll down to the bottom but if you scroll back up once it reaches that middle point it will start to scroll up again.
I'm making a Shooter game like "1943" and "Jamestown". I was wondering how I would make the scrolling background to simulate moving forward and How would I make this efficient? I was thinking about using a animated GIF or to make a looping BitMap.
I have some data in my DataGridView. I want the user to be able to scroll through data but not select any item. If I make enabled=false, even scrolling does not work
