I have dynamically generated some number of buttons. Now i need to manipulate them in such a way that clicking on one button should do something on another button. How to do it? I would prefer the code to be as simple as possible as i am tutoring amateurs.
Private Sub NewButton(ByVal ButtonNumber As Integer) ' set the button properties btn.Name = "Button" & ButtonNumber
[code] the part way at the end where it uses .elements(mySearchInput).Value = "bob" I get a compile error it says object variable not set? my guess is this text box is inside a frame called "mainframe" so how would I access an element inside of a web frame? it works fine on another site without frames?
Where could the mismatch and exception be coming from? What could be the fault? The field doesn't have a value when I'm pulling it. Do I have to test for a value different for this number field than I would have to for a text field?
I work in MS Visual Studio 2008, I have a VB.NET Solution which has three Projects, BusinessObjectLibrary (object properties), DataAccessLibrary (object functions such as selectAll, exportToExcel) and WindowUserInterface (UserForms c/w Controls)In my WindowUserInterface (project) I have a form called "rolFormGrid.vb", on this form, I have a DataGrid that gets filled with a function called "selectAll" when the form is loaded, I also have a button that calls the function "exportToExcel" and I have a Progress Bar called "rolProgressBar" ***.
In my DataAccessLibray (project) I have a class called "ROL_Adapter.vb", and in this class resides the function called "exportToExcel" which has all the code to create an Excel Workbook. When this function is being called, it can takes close to a minute to export to excel. We all know how users can be impatient if they do not see anything happening in the foreground when an application is working, that is the reason I want the progress bar.
I have a number of rewrite rules for a lot of things that I did in IIS7, like removing trailing slashes, canonnical URLs, lowercase lettering, and such. IIS altered my web.config, and everything works fine on the website, like it should. But in the Visual Studio web.config, the opening < rewrite > statement is underlined in blue, and at the bottom of VS, it says that the element 'system.webServer' has invalid child element 'rewrite'. But this is how IIS made it. I didn't do this manually. Should I be concerned with this VS error, or should I just leave as be, since it's working how it should work? Here's an example of my web.config:
Is there a way to control the way a browser behaves such as if I click on this link it doesn't navigate to that link but instead show me the source code behind that button?
I need to randomly pick an element from an array and I can only use that element three times,I can randomly pick the element but how do I go about only using it three times.
I have been doing well and also I am a noob I know it and you know it a lot has started making sense and I am evening figuring new things out without using Google but of course I have hit another snag in my program so here goes
I am waiting for an email to arrive (the page automatically refreshes) and then I want to click the link (I do not need to click to open the email or anything like that) I also have the code to click and navigate to the address reason being it was the only way I could figure out how to stop it opening in a new window on IE
So my only problem is I need a way to check every x seconds for the element and then if its there proceed with my code and if its not wait and then check again or however this is done in VB.If this is not the way its done please point me in the right direction the code I am using to find and then navigate to the link is
Dim emailpageelements As HtmlElementCollection = WebBrowser2.Document.GetElementsByTagName("a") For Each emailver As HtmlElement In emailpageelements If InStr(emailver.InnerHtml, "https://twitter.com/account/confirm_email/") Then WebBrowser1.Navigate(emailver.InnerText)
I want to be able to reference an element in an array of structures by the name of the element in a visual basic 2010 function. For example
Public Structure myStruct Public element1 as string Public element2 as integer Public element3 as boolean
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Is it possible to reference a structures element by the element's name in a similar way to that shown above. The code shown above does not work, as the expression obj(i).[elementName] does not work as hoped.
I also want to store it in a string to check a condition . And again set it wilth a new value if a condition is met. string s = HtmlCell.Attributes["class"] not working I have added runat="server" and added an id for it as well. But i guess HtmlCell.Attributes["class"] is cant be cast into a String. I want to access the value of 'class' attribute.
I would like the following function to return Nothing if the element with the specified key is not in the collection. Instead, it returns an error - something to the effect of "no element found"
Public Class MyCollection Inherits System.Collections.ObjectModel.Collection(Of MyType) Public Function FindByActivityKey(ByVal searchValue As Integer) As MyType
I would like to associate a web page element, a textbox for example, with a textbox in my form. When a user types something in the textbox, I would like it to be like he types it on the webpage.
What I'm doing is trying to generate a number 1 through 4 which was easy enough but next what i want to do is assign four variables with the four generated numbers which i do. My next problem is making sure each different variable gets a different number which is a nightmare for me. I tried doing a For loop to see if it would keep generating until it was a completely different number though it would be a 25% chance to get that possibility (actually less because the other three numbers can be the same at this point) i give it 1,000,000 and still 1/4 of the time the first number is the same as one of the other three.
Today I was playing around with Entity Framework and I've read that the generated IL for C# was different than VB.NET for the following code:
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As it seems the VB.NET version of this code will contact the database every time the code is executed while the C# version will retrieve the entities from the cache when the code is executed multiple times.Why would they make both languages behave in such a different manner?It was my misconception that both languages just differed in syntax and had almost exactly the same generated IL.Are there any more examples where both languages generated such different IL?
Below is the code by which i should get the attached image, as shown in the attachment.Take a new form and name it as FormLemonbore and on this form add a picture box and name it as PctBrgSpecif Add the below lines of code in to the form
I have 2 arrays that are generated through a function as follows:
Dim alstCoordinatorID As ArrayList = g_alStripAllOneType(txtCoordinator.Text, "<CoordinatorID>", "</CoordinatorID>") For iCount = 0 To alstCoordinatorID.Count - 1
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So basically theres a list box of co-ordinator IDs and a list box of the positions they are in. On another form there is a combo box with the list of ID's that is transferred from the list box on the processing form. I want to display the Position of the Co-ordinator when their ID is selected. How do I match the positions up so when an ID is selected in the combo box their position will appear?
dynamically creating buttons with images in them and then accessing the on click event for that button. However lets say for example I have three buttons created during run time, button 1, 2 and 3 for simplicities sake. Each button needs to correspond to a value (lets say one, two and three). The problem comes in when i want to, for example, click on dynamically generated button 3 and have it display "three" in a message box. But button 2 might close the program. How can i reference an event when i don't know which button corresponds to which action..
So I have the following VB.NET code that creates a form field in a PDF using SyncFusion's Essential PDF module:
Dim pdfField As New Pdf.Interactive.PdfTextBoxField(pdfDoc.Pages(iPage), "txt1") pdfField.Location = New PointF(50, 50) pdfField.Size = New SizeF(100, 10) pdfDoc.Form.Fields.Add(pdfField)
This works great except for one thing. When I open up the PDF in Acrobat and look at the field name I notice that it says "txt1-0". Now I can't figure out where the "-0" is coming from and how to get rid of it.
How does the Assembly Version get generated in VS/.NET? I know that there is a couple of strings in AssemblyInfo.cs or AssemblyInfo.vb with something like this:[code]But how does the final assembly version get created? How does it get incremented? Where does the last value get stored? We have a custom in-house release environment and I would like to customize the assembly version.
I know that when I add things to the designer in Visual Studio, it has to be generating code for them somewhere. Where do I find the code that Visual Studio creates when I add controls, change properties, etc in the designer?
I already made a code on vb.net to generate random numbers with letters using HEXA + date time. Now, all i want to know is how to set it to single use? Once they got it, they can no longer use it back. They have to request for new one..
I have added my domain service but when I build my web project the DomainContext never gets generated. I am new to RIA Services. Here is my Domain Service Option Compare Binary Option Infer On Option Strict On Option Explicit On Imports System Imports System.Collections.Generic [Code] .....
