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I created a reference to a file at some location in the hard drive in a vb.net application.
db_optb.Image = Image.FromFile("F:\Documents and Settings\Raza\My Documents\My Pictures\quiz_pics\opt_bg_post.jpg")
The program executed fine.
But when i took the whole project folder to another PC and executed it there it gave a 'File does not exist' exception.
Definitely the file was not there in this PC.
So can place the file in the project and refer it in such a way that taking the project to any other place does not create problems?
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Razanust wrote: I created a reference to a file at some location
That's not a reference, that's loading something from a specific path.
Razanust wrote: So can place the file in the project and refer it in such a way that taking the project to any other place does not create problems?
Include it as a resource[^].
Bastard Programmer from Hell 
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+5, Thats how I'd approach it too
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Hi, 
The scenerio: I would like the user to enter data into a text box, before clicking continue. If the data is numeric then the program should assign it to a variable and continue as it should, but if the data is not numeric, the program should respond with a message alerting the user of this mistake.
The question: Is there anyone who can either help me directly or atleast point me in the right direction to work it out myself?
Any assistance in this matter would be greatly appreciated.
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Use the TryParse()[^] method to check the string from the text box and take action accordingly.
Unrequited desire is character building. OriginalGriff
I'm sitting here giving you a standing ovation - Len Goodman
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Further to what Richard has said take a look at the following textbox events; textchange, validation or even the lost focus event.
You can use these events to automatically trigger your checking code without the user having to do anything.
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Is a numuricupdown not beter. it can only contain nummeric values
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You can you on keypress event of text box. Handle e.keychar not a character and display msg.
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Thanks people , not able to test any of suggestions as my computer is down  , but when I get a chance, I will let you know how I get on. Thanks again for the help.
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validate each keypress on the textbox
Private Sub TextBox1_KeyPress(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyPressEventArgs) Handles TextBox1.KeyPress
If InStr("0123456789", e.KeyChar) < 1 Then
e.Handled = True
End If
End Sub
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Hello everyone:
Try to load a text document into my vb.net program using the code below. nothing happens when I click on the button to execute the method below.
Private Sub Contents_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Contents.Click
Dim openFile As System.IO.TextReader
openFile = System.IO.File.OpenText("..\User_Manual.txt")
Dim MyFileContents As String = openFile.ReadToEnd
openFile.Close()
End Sub
what am I omitting here?
Thanks in advance
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waner michaud wrote: what am I omitting here?
Who knows? What are you expecting to happen with this code?
Unrequited desire is character building. OriginalGriff
I'm sitting here giving you a standing ovation - Len Goodman
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Well, for one thing, you're reading the file contents into a variable... and promptly doing absolutely nothing with that variable! If you want something to happen on-screen, you'll need to provide some form of user interaction - say, put the contents of the file in a RichTextBox or something...
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You are omitting to display read text. You can display it in message box or in label
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Next time, put a breakpoint on the first line in the method, step through the code, line-by-line, and watch what happens in your variables and. That stuff under the Debug menu is there for a reason.
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Thanks lot guys I got it to display into a richtextbox. But this is not I want to accomplish..
Instead of using a text file, i rather like to use a word document..
Ok now i have this scenerio:
I load a word doc using the following code:
Dim MSWord As New Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Application
Dim WordDoc As New Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Document
WordDoc = MSWord.Documents.Open("E:\Manual.doc")
MSWord.WindowState = Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.WdWindowState.wdWindowStateMinimize
MSWord.Visible = True
Document loads fine...
However, when I click X from word to close the application, got a message saying that
1) file is being used by another application or user
when X or OK...
2) Ask to save as
click cancel the document is now closed
click X to close the word application
3) changes have been made, do you want to save...
click NO...it is now the word app is closed.
I want to close ms word application without having to go thru the three warnings mentioned above.
I am doing this to load a user manual as word document for a small application in vb.net.
On the main menu, have help button that will load this word doc as a manual..
Also, I want this document to be on read only mode so that user cannot edit the document.
Your guidance is very well appreciated..
Thanks in advance.........
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See here[^] for opening document as readonly, and here[^] to release it to the user.
Unrequited desire is character building. OriginalGriff
I'm sitting here giving you a standing ovation - Len Goodman
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Hello !
in my project (Vb.net 2010/Entity framework / SQL server 2008r2) i have a form with bindingsource.
i wan'r to know what is the difference between these 2 instructions :
1.Mybindingsource.datasource=From t in context.mytable where .... some conditions
Select t
2.Mybindingsource.datasource= (From t in context.mytable where .... some conditions
Select t).Tolist
If i use the first instruction , all the records are displayed correctly in form , i can delete records , i can update records, but if i try to add a new record on bindingsource i get an error : " Item cannot be added to a read-only or fixed-size list "
if i use the second instruction , all the records are displayed correctly in form , i can add new records , but if i try to delete record ( with context.mytable.deleteobject(myrecord)) the record is deleted from database (i have checked) but still exists on bindingsource until i close and reopen the form.
Which of instructions should i use and what can i do for my problems ?
thank you !
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I want a drop-down checkbox; a combobox that when you click on it, it will offer the ability to tick off multiple choices. I'm working in VB.Net 2010.
I came across (and was referred to) an article...
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/combobox/extending_combobox.aspx
I gave this article a read, downloaded the code, compiled it in C# then added the DLL as a reference in my VB.Net 2010 project. Unfortunately, that's all the further I've been able to get.
I cannot get the controls to appear in the toolbox and this is my first time trying to do something like this so I am admittedly lost. Anyone can help?
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Better post the question in the forum of that article Clickety[^]
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Noctaire wrote: I want a drop-down checkbox
As a user, I must say that I don't like 'em.
Noctaire wrote: I gave this article a read, downloaded the code, compiled it in C# then added the DLL as a reference in my VB.Net 2010 project. Unfortunately, that's all the further I've been able to get
Right-click on the solution, choose "Add project" and add the complete project to the solution. Rebuild the solution and check out the designer - it should be there.
Bastard Programmer from Hell
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Created a User Control Who Hold The List and Show the Filter Data As User Type In Control. I have a problem with it that when i place this user control in panel or other container control then the list is hide in the container control. it not appera above the container control as combo box...
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Some remarks;
- Post some code; it sounds like some controls aren't added, but it's all just guessing until you post a piece of your code.
- Reposting your question isn't good form; it looks lazy and impatient - you post a question and wait for an answer.
- Visual Basic 6 has been deprecated a few years ago. Existing projects should be moved to .NET, before they become 'dead' projects. Unlike Pascal, PHP and others, VB6 is closed source, and will be leaving the market at a specific point.
Bastard Programmer from Hell
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I Created a User Control Who Hold The List and Show the Filter Data As User Type In Control. I have a problem with it that when i place this user control in panel or other container control then the list is hide in the container control. it not appear above the container control as combo box...
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