In my program's Form_Load I randomly generate a time value. Once I generate the time value, I put it in a DateTime variable. I need it to work like a clock. I know I can do this with a timer with an interval of 60000, or using TimeGetTime and updating a variable.Is it possible to do this with a thread?
I have been working on them and adding to them for several months. Out of nowhere, one of the subs in my project is not recognizing updated code. I had a for loop in there that was acting funny so I changed something and noticed no difference. I messed with it for a while and decided to just replace everything in that sub with a simple msgbox and it still tries to run the code that was previously there. I have built the solution, rebuilt it, cleaned it, closed and reopened it, removed the bin and obj folders and restarted my computer several times. This is not a server program or anything dealing with IIS or anything like that.
Basically that line just figures out the grade no major code work there, what I want to do is execute that specific line with different variables without running the whole application and navigating to the point in the application which for this segment would be completing a 150 question exam, or coding some #temp page and running it from there.
I was under the impression that there was not much difference between Sub New() and Form_Load. However, I found one weird bug...Add a combobox and a label to a form, and the following code:
Public Class Form1
Private mstrOutput As String = ""[code].....
The label text shows that the value of ComboBox1.Text changes between Sub New() and Form_Load.Is this meant to happen?
I am having a problem in Form_Load. When the following code executes the form pops up with out executing any further code: Me.TblAssetsTableAdapter.Fill(Me.ITP400_IP3_ADataSet.tblAssets).
I am trying to use Form_Load to populate values in a ListBox control from an Access database table.It appears the problem was in the Compile settings. It was the 'old' problem of using AnyCPU on an x64 machine. I changed the Compile setting to x86 and the problem disappeared.
I im trying to set a time so that the user of my quiz has to do their 20 questions in 40 minutes. i actually have a few questions about the timer. How do you make it so that you canrun this same timer over everyform and then make it stop on the last form? is it possible for you to convert the timer so that instead of it running in milliseconds it runs in minutes?
Recently I created a Windows Form database project in VS 2010 and it worked great.I am now trying to port this project into VS 2008 (Using VB.NET in both btw).When I run it in VS 2008 I receive the following error message:[code]
I am just learning Visual Basic and I am following along in a book called "Build a Program Now!".I have an application that is calling a database in SQL and there are instructions for copying the .mdf and .ldf files from the bin folder to the project folder that should allow any changes made in the running application to be reflected in the rows of the database.I have copied the files as per the instructions, but the changes are not showing in the database.
I've got a vb.net 2005 form that calls a stored proc to load a combobox with eligible sales reps. There are approximately 40k sales reps available...I know that's a lot, but that's what I'm dealing with. I'm trying to figure out why it's taking this form 15 seconds to load.
Here's my code:
Want to load this in the most efficient way possible given the HUGE amount of data that my client is wanting to see.
I am using Microsoft visual basic 2010. I am using the following code to connect to a local access database. After the line myReader = cmd.ExecuteReader () no code runs. I am not receiving an error message.
Dim connectionString As String = "Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;data source=C:UsersmikeDocumentsFCE_Database.mdb"
[code]....
I have used this method to connect to the same database multiple times in the same program without a problem I've also tried using OleDb with the same result.
My problem is with Splash screen I added it to my project but after running that project it displays forever until I clicked on my main forum. please help me how to give a particular time to splash screen i.e., 2 seconds.
I am in Great problem, When I am running on my own machine then there is no problem creating but when I am running my project on another machine then the project generating problem which like this 'Could not load type 'TechnoAid.FrameWork.logManager' from assembly 'TechnoAid.FrameWork, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral,PublicKeyToken=null'."Source="Inventory.Metadata"TypeName="TechnoAid.FrameWork.logManager"StackTrace:
Having recently installed IIS Express I was hoping that it was going to make life easier for me, but I've run into a problem almost straight away.Consider the following which is representative of some live code:
Public Shared Function GetServiceId() As String Dim principal As MyCustomAuthentication.Principal.MyPrincipal principal = CType(Thread.CurrentPrincipal, MyCustomAuthentication.Principal.MyPrincipal)
[code]....
Running the code under the ASP.NET Web Server (Cassini) everything is fine and I can see that Thread.CurrentPrincipal is of type MyCustomAuthentication.Principal.MyPrincipal.Running under IIS Express this same line throws an InvalidCastException and checking the type I find it is now of System.Security.Principal.GenericPrincipal which is confusing as nothing else has changed.I can confirm that MyCustomAuthentication.Principal.MyPrincipal implements IPrincipal and remember this is Live code, it is currently deployed and working.
i wrote a piece of code to write some data to a card reader, and read back from that device, filling a form with the data (after reformat).When I step through the code while debugging (using F5, F8 for stepping forward) the form is filled correctly.However, when I run the code (Ctrl-F5), the program seems to hang for about 5 sec and then throws an exception: 'Length should be >0' When looking further during debug - it seems that the program calls 2x the Sub Frm_Read_Display(). I
Imports System.Windows.Forms Imports System Imports System.IO.Ports Imports System.Threading
I once heard about a software that could dynamically run dotnet instructions (C#, if I remember well) on its command line, e.g when entering 1==1, the output would be true.I don't remember the name of this soft, and sometimes one just wants to know the result of a given instruction, without having to create a new program, compiling it and run it...
I would happily take the challenge to make a soft like this on my own later, but for now on I'd just like to find this soft.Does anyone know its name, or another app which would achieve the same result? (Don't tell me PowerShell, I'm searching for something more handy.
EDIT For those who use Visual Studio and who didn't know (I just learnt about it), you can also use the Immediate Window. It even allows you to get intellisense in some cases.
I'm creating some buttons in Word 2007 that I want to use in my company application to make our teams life easier. The application is a server application but when it loads it goes through our internet explorer.If I could reveal the source code then I could get the ElementbyID to hook up the button to the text field in the application.When the application loads I can quickly right click on view the source code and it is written in C#.This is one of the id's i was able to grab
id="upEnvironmentHidden" value="PRODUCTION"
How can I make it possible to view the source code of this application...also the internet explorer will dissapear and then the application is launched.
I've almost completed my first VB.Net app which is a rewrite of an old vba app I wrote.The last part that I need to write is the timed events part. What I have in VBA is quite straightforward.Every 500ms the Timer event runs through, it checks if certain variables have been flagged and if so runs the relevent code? Code is nothing major, just updates a networked device.I've looked into timers in .net but it seems like there are various routes that I can go down.
I'm running VB2008 on Windows 7; I've written out a ver simple piece of code:
Option Explicit On Module
[code]....
When I run or debug the code, it asks for the First Number and then just completes the running of the program without asking for the second number and uses some random number. The console.readline() doesn't work either, the console window just disappears.
I was wondering if there is any way to make a sub run when another bit of code has run like doing a handles event bit.The reason I want to know is that I have made a custom message box and would like to effectively create a shortcut by whereby when the string CusMsg (my chosen variable for the message box message) appears in the code and runs, it makes form3 (custom message box form) open and label 1 on that form is the writing the of the message.
I have a program that runs some code when i click a button on a form when done running the application ends. I want to automaticaly run the code when the users clicks on the exe. I have put the code that i want to run in the startup forms load event but that doesn't start
I am writing an application which calculates profit from 3 column values. The SQL is as follows in vb dataset designer; [code] I want to add another column of 'Total' that may display running profit an a separate column. [code]
i am new in visual basic. net programming. i am facing problem that when i made a file in vb.net and run it on same computer than it runs fine, but when i copy it to another computer where vb.net or .net framework is not installed then it doesn't work. can somebody help me how to run that file without install .net framework
I have an application that I wrote in visual basic 2010 express.I want it to be able to run simply when a click on a shorcut.I have tried 'publishing' it to create a shortcut but this only opens a bunch of files, but no executable files.How can I create an executable file???
I have some vb.net code which should print out labels using Teklynx LabelView software (which I've had working before.)Problem is, it runs fine on Dev machine, but when I run it on the end user's PC, I don't get any error messages until it completely dies with the "Send error report to Microsoft" message.
so instead of when i build my project running the advanced installer t make it a exe i just went to my visual basic projects folder and ran it from there and it worked good, so i though if i make a zip file the files in it password protect, and just leave out the startup icon then my users can just click that to use my program while not being aloud into the source code, but after i zipped the folder the program doesnt work anymore, any way to do this?