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Re: Context menu in vb.net Kschuler1-Jun-09 9:40 Kschuler 1-Jun-09 9:40  Try searching the articles. Here is one[^] I found that sounds like what you are asking for. Re: Context menu in vb.net bapu28891-Jun-09 10:03 bapu2889 1-Jun-09 10:03  Hello sir thanks for your rep. You are very close i have tried this app and it's add context menu item but not on desktop it's only shows new menu item if i right click on any file or foler but this is realy going to helps a lot thanks again Need Assistance on OLEDragDrop and Drag methods ymilan1-Jun-09 5:22 ymilan 1-Jun-09 5:22  I have a solitaire game where I have 52 cards lined up in design view.   I'm wondering (in design view) what to set the oledragmode, oledropmode, and dragmode elements to; automatic?   manual? What's happening with my code below is that I only want 12 hearts cards to be dragged to blank card positions on the right of the screen.   However, all the cards drag and all cards, including hearts cards can only drop onto the 13th blank card on the right.   Not the 0 to 12. Should I write some code to set or clear the dragmodes and what do I do in design mode? I only want the first 12 cards of the 52 cards to be dragged; they are hearts cards and I want 12 blank cards on the right to be the hearts suit only.   Pardon me; I'm new to this;   Also Much appreciation in advance. Private Sub Hearts_DragDrop(Index As Integer, Source As Control, X As Single, Y As Single) Dim HeartsIndex As Integer    Image(0).Picture = Hearts(0).Picture Image(1).Picture = Hearts(1).Picture Image(2).Picture = Hearts(2).Picture Image(3).Picture = Hearts(3).Picture Image(4).Picture = Hearts(4).Picture Image(5).Picture = Hearts(5).Picture Image(6).Picture = Hearts(6).Picture Image(7).Picture = Hearts(7).Picture Image(8).Picture = Hearts(8).Picture Image(9).Picture = Hearts(9).Picture Image(10).Picture = Hearts(10).Picture Image(11).Picture = Hearts(11).Picture Image(12).Picture = Hearts(12).Picture       For Index = 0 To 12    For HeartsIndex = 0 To 12             If Image1(Index).Picture = Hearts(HeartsIndex).Picture Then             Hearts(HeartsIndex).Picture = Source(HeartsIndex).Picture             Image1(Index).Drag vbEndDrag             MsgBox ("You're right")             Exit Sub             Else             Image1(Index).Drag vbCancel             MsgBox ("You're Wrong")             Exit Sub             End If       Next HeartsIndex Next Index End Sub Re: Need Assistance on OLEDragDrop and Drag methods Kschuler1-Jun-09 9:48 Kschuler 1-Jun-09 9:48  I don't think there is a standard about whether or not you set a property at design time or if you do it in code. It's up to you. Sounds like you just need to play with the properties until you find what you are looking for. You need to make sure the properties are initially set when loading the form, which can be done either in the load event or set at design time. Then think about when these properties need to change during run time and code the proper events. Is this what you were asking? Re: Need Assistance on OLEDragDrop and Drag methods ymilan1-Jun-09 13:48 ymilan 1-Jun-09 13:48  Yes, and thank you.   However, I need to gather more info.   I'm still a bit confused.   I know I'd like to set the properties at design time and set them to remain that way throughout the entire program. Here it is:   52 cards on left; 12 of which I ONLY want to match 12 cards on the right when dropped.   52 cards get randomized, and I pick out one by one those 12 cards and drop it on a spot on the right.   It works.   Now here is what is wrong:   ALL the cards, including those 12 cards drop on the right; I was only allowing in my code in the IF statement that when one of the 12 cards of the heart suit on the left = the heart suit on the right, only those cards can be dropped, not every card of the other suits. Second problem.   Only the last position Hearts(12) on the right is taking cards.   The rest of the 12 position won't take any cards. Any idea on WHAT to set on those drag mode properties at design time?   I've played around and have gotten nowhere. Thank you in advance VB.net Monitor Database Table Edits liona1-Jun-09 4:29 liona 1-Jun-09 4:29  I don't know if there is a way to do this or not but I would like to monitors any changes to a specific database table. The database in question would be Oracle. I have done numerous searched on the net but either my search text sucks or there is no solution... What I want is to have is an app that would do a check to see if the table has changed and if so it sends an email to a user. The only thing I need to figured out is how to capture the edits/changes to the database table logic... Any suggestions? Re: VB.net Monitor Database Table Edits ScottM11-Jun-09 4:46 ScottM1 1-Jun-09 4:46  You need to use a DDL trigger:DDL triggers[^] DataGrid Editing MacIntyre31-May-09 23:05 MacIntyre 31-May-09 23:05  VS.Net 2005 I am displaying data in a datagrid and it looks great. I want to have 1 column be comment column, that is always editable. I tried to use a TemplateColumn, EditItemColumn, TextBox implementation But everything I read says I have to have an Edit Button for each row. That will waist the time of the user to click on every column before they can enter data. Every row requires that data be entered, how do I set the entire column to be a textbox ready for editing? Thanks, Chuck... Chuck... Re: DataGrid Editing Jay Royall1-Jun-09 0:33 Jay Royall 1-Jun-09 0:33  Are you using a DataGridView control? If so then each column has a ReadOnly property you can use. Re: DataGrid Editing MacIntyre1-Jun-09 3:57 MacIntyre 1-Jun-09 3:57  Thanks for your reply, I'm actually using just the DataGrid Control. Can you send me a sample of the difference and how to set and get the edited data back to the application, please? Chuck.. Re: DataGrid Editing Jay Royall1-Jun-09 4:24 Jay Royall 1-Jun-09 4:24  Sorry my friend but I am fairly new to programming and haven't had any experience using the DataGrid control, I've only used the DataGridView control. To get data out of the DataGridView can depend on how you populate the grid, if the grid is databound then you can get the data from the data source, otherwise using something like: dgrMyGrid.Rows(2).Cells("Comments").Value will get data from the column named 'Comments' on the 3rd row for the DataGridView control, may well be different for the DataGrid control but a little Googling will explain all! Sorry I can't be of more help. Re: DataGrid Editing MacIntyre1-Jun-09 4:40 MacIntyre 1-Jun-09 4:40  Thanks, I'll try to find out if DataGridView is part of .net 2005 Chuck Re: DataGrid Editing Dave Kreskowiak1-Jun-09 5:05 Dave Kreskowiak 1-Jun-09 5:05  Yes, it is. The DataGridView control replaced the DataGrid control that was in .NET 1.0 and 1.1. It's still in the .NET Framework, just there for backwards compatibility with older code. If there is no specific requirement to use the old DataGrid control, drop it and use the DataGridView. You're life gets much easier and there is more support out on the web for it. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008 Re: DataGrid Editing MacIntyre1-Jun-09 4:45 MacIntyre 1-Jun-09 4:45  Is DataGridView available for WebForms? Re: DataGrid Editing Dave Kreskowiak1-Jun-09 5:07 Dave Kreskowiak 1-Jun-09 5:07  If you're making a WebForms app, no. The WebForm grid control is called the GridView control. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008 Re: DataGrid Editing MacIntyre1-Jun-09 5:28 MacIntyre 1-Jun-09 5:28  Thanks Dave... I created this asp code, with ReadOnly=False on the QtyLoaded field and it still will not let me edit this field. Is there something I am missing here? ----------------------- <asp:gridview id="GridView1" autogeneratecolumns="False" runat="server" &=""> <columns> <asp:boundfield datafield="QtyRequired" headertext="QtyRequired" readonly="True"> <asp:boundfield datafield="QtyUsed" headertext="Qty Used" &gt;&lt;="" asp:boundfield=""> <asp:boundfield datafield="QtyRemaining" headertext="Qty Remaining" &gt;&lt;="" asp:boundfield=""> <asp:boundfield datafield="QtyLoaded" headertext="Qty Loaded" readonly="False"> <asp:boundfield datafield="PartNumberDesc" headertext="Description" &gt;&lt;="" asp:boundfield=""> <asp:boundfield datafield="PartNumber" headertext="Part Number"> </asp:BoundField> ----------- Chuck Re: DataGrid Editing Dave Kreskowiak1-Jun-09 6:15 Dave Kreskowiak 1-Jun-09 6:15  That confirms it. You're in the wrong forum. Ask this in the ASP.NET forum. Your question has nothing to do with VB.NET, but rather the functionality of an ASP.NET control. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008 Re: DataGrid Editing MacIntyre1-Jun-09 6:32 MacIntyre 1-Jun-09 6:32  Sorry, since I am writing the application in VB.net I thought this was the correct place. Re: DataGrid Editing MacIntyre1-Jun-09 4:37 MacIntyre 1-Jun-09 4:37  I am trying to find the DataGridView control and could not find it in the .Net tools is it part of VS.Net 2005? Chuck [Visual Basic 6.0] Convert string to unicode for command line blurboy31-May-09 22:04 blurboy 31-May-09 22:04  I'm using vb6 to invoke a function in a dll with the following argurments (int argc, _TCHAR* argv[]) in vb6: this is how i call the function in the dll.. String command = "TEST 123 456" module(3, command) As you can see, command is of String type.. the parameter needed is _TCHAR* _TCHAR* is in unicode. How do I convert my String to _TCHAR*?? Re: [Visual Basic 6.0] Convert string to unicode for command line Dave Kreskowiak1-Jun-09 1:51 Dave Kreskowiak 1-Jun-09 1:51  All strings in V6 are already stored Unicode encoded. They are, in the C++ world, of type BSTR. In VB6, or any VB for that matter, you cannot pass in a point to a TCHAR array, since VB has no idea what a pointer it, nor a TCHAR. IIRC, I think you had to declare that parameter as ByRef String in your VB6 Declare statement. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008 Re: [Visual Basic 6.0] Convert string to unicode for command line CPallini1-Jun-09 2:30 CPallini 1-Jun-09 2:30  Could you change your DLL function signature? If you can't I think it will be very difficult... If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler. -- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile. This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong. -- Iain Clarke [My articles] sum up rows in excel priy@31-May-09 21:29 priy@ 31-May-09 21:29  Hi All, I am new to .net can some one help me in writing a vb script to add the values in rows in an excel sheet. say i have 5 rows with positive values.i want the result of addition of these 5 rows in the sixth row. Thanks in advance Re: sum up rows in excel Dalek Dave31-May-09 21:35 Dalek Dave 31-May-09 21:35  Just to be sure here, IN VB.Net you want to get a figure from a spreadsheet? Or... Are you doing this with VBA within Excel? It is useful to know, either way the answer is fairly easy, but I would need to know which so as not to waste your time and mine. ------------------------------------ "When Belly Full, Chin Hit Chest" Confucius 502BC Re: sum up rows in excel priy@31-May-09 21:44 priy@ 31-May-09 21:44  i want to get a figure from a spreadsheet

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